Amador County public records
One public archive. Separate records collections.
The Amador Transparency Project organizes official records by topic so contracts, requests, responses, timelines, documents, and analysis remain easy to follow without mixing unrelated issues.
Current collections
Choose a topic
Global search covers every collection; topic navigation appears after a collection is opened.
Public safety technology
Flock Surveillance Collection
Records on automated license plate readers, including contracts, policy, sharing, camera locations, usage, administrative activity, five request records, and the Sheriff’s 167-file unified production.
- Requests
- 5
- Source files
- 181
- Reports
- 13
Development and infrastructure
AI Data Center Collection
A prepared home for request correspondence, agency responses, project documents, approvals, infrastructure records, and future reports.
- Status
- Foundation
- Sources
- Pending
- Reports
- Pending
Latest request record
Focused Flock follow-up prepared
A five-part request is ready for submission and is listed transparently as pending submission—not yet sent.
Private camera access
Seeks records about Lowe’s and other privately operated Flock cameras, permissions, agreements, and actual use.
Expansion and communications
Seeks Nova, Live Video and other expansion records, plus the missing outbound side of ACSO–Flock email correspondence.
Selection and legal review
Seeks records supporting the claimed competitor research and any constitutional, privacy, or civil-liberties review.
Publication standard
What readers can expect
The archive separates what a source proves from what remains unknown.
Traceable statements
Specific claims link back to contracts, policies, correspondence, data files, agendas, or other public records.
Plain-language context
Reports explain records without presenting interpretation as an official statement.
Visible gaps
Conflicts, missing records, uncertain attributions, and pending responses remain clearly identified.
July 28, 2026 update
Sheriff’s unified Flock production published
167 original files, 146 converted emails, a 37-item response matrix and focused reports are now available.