CollectionFlock Surveillance Collection

Flock Surveillance Collection

Source Documents

Original records, converted correspondence, released data, submitted notices, and clearly labeled archive-created meeting transcripts.

Board meeting transcripts added

The February 25, 2025 and August 11, 2026 transcripts were generated from public YouTube captions and manually reviewed for speaker labels and obvious transcription errors. They are not certified verbatim transcripts. The complete transcript package is available as a ZIP below.

CategoryDocumentDateAgency / sourceSizeFile
DataHotlist Report by Source Type — Jun.–Sep. 2026September 2 production with 168 dated source-type rows totaling 597 alerts.June 1–August 30, 2026 rowsAmador County Sheriff’s Office6.4 KBOpen file
DataHotlist Total Alerts by Topic — Jun.–Sep. 2026September 2 topic summary totaling 597 alerts across four categories.Filename range June 1–September 1, 2026Amador County Sheriff’s Office9.6 KBOpen file
DataThirty-Day Vehicle Volume — Aug. 202630 daily vehicle-volume totals; 712,694 reads from August 2 through August 31.August 2–31, 2026Amador County Sheriff’s Office10.1 KBOpen file
Social media archiveNextdoor Transcript — “Burglary Suspect Arrested”20-page archived transcript preserving the Sheriff’s burglary/Flock post and 114 displayed comments, with two supplemental screenshot-only comments inserted and labeled.Archived September 2026User-provided Nextdoor export / screenshots1004 KB · 20 pagesOpen PDF
Social media archiveNextdoor Transcript — Gary Redman Flock Response21-page archived transcript preserving the Sheriff’s Flock/military-service post and 103 displayed comments, including the later profanity and “kid” exchanges.Archived September 2026User-provided Nextdoor export / screenshots793 KB · 21 pagesOpen PDF
Vendor materialFlock — How to Speak to City Councils About Public Safety TechnologyFourteen-page Flock Safety guide advising agencies on trust, governance, accountability, budget arguments, local control, and transparency when discussing public-safety technology with elected boards.UndatedFlock Safety14 pagesOpen PDF
TranscriptsFlock Board Meeting Transcript BundleFull-meeting and focused working transcripts generated from YouTube automatic captions and manually reviewed for speaker labels and obvious transcription errors.February 25, 2025 / August 11, 2026Amador Transparency Project derivative from Amador County Board of Supervisors YouTube recordings185 KBDownload ZIP
CorrespondenceJeff Brown — Post-Meeting Flock CorrespondenceSupervisor Brown’s August 12 reply after the Board discussion, including his January-review comments, Flock-use statements, public-safety argument, and a preserved Sheriff’s Office monthly-review attachment. Two private-residence map attachments are omitted from the public derivative.August 12, 2026Amador County Supervisor Jeff Brown / requester57 KB PDFOpen PDF
CorrespondencePat Crew — Post-Meeting Flock CorrespondenceSupervisor Crew’s August 12 reply stating that he intended to vet both sides before contract renewal and framing the issue as public safety versus privacy.August 12, 2026Amador County Supervisor Pat Crew / requester4 KB PDFOpen PDF
CorrespondenceDan Epperson — Post-Meeting Flock CorrespondenceSupervisor Epperson’s August 13 reply saying the vocal public was mostly against the ideas behind the cameras and that he was looking into claims from both sides.August 13, 2026Amador County Supervisor Dan Epperson / requester3 KB PDFOpen PDF
CorrespondenceTwo Remaining Camera Locations — CPRA Email ThreadFour-message exchange covering the August 24 no-records determination, the requester’s clarification, and County Counsel’s August 26 statement that no additional records beyond previously produced material were identified.August 24–26, 2026Amador County Counsel / requester54 KB PDFOpen PDF
CorrespondenceUpdated Flock Records — Clarification ThreadFour-message exchange documenting the audit-workbook production and the later clarification that the intended updates are Total Vehicle Volume and two hotlist reports.August 24–26, 2026Amador County Counsel / requester53 KB PDFOpen PDF
CorrespondenceJuly 28 Unified CPRA Response EmailPrivacy-redacted readable rendering of the Sheriff’s unified response email, with a companion redacted EML derivative and integrity manifest.July 28, 2026Amador County Sheriff’s Office82 KB PDFOpen PDF
Agency responsesFocused CPRA Response — Aug. 10, 2026Five-item response to the July 28 focused CPRA request. Public copy omits requester-identifying information only.August 10, 2026Amador County Counsel / Amador County Sheriff’s Office1782 KBOpen file
EmailsBoard Materials / Two Installations EmailNewly produced email chain concerning Board-presentation materials and two Flock camera locations still left to install.July 22–29, 2026Amador County Sheriff’s Office and Flock Safety98 KBOpen file
CorrespondenceALPR Policy Compliance Follow-Up — Aug. 26–28, 2026Two-message follow-up documenting the request for a policy-revision status update and County Counsel’s statement that Sheriff’s Office command staff are actively working on revisions and will publish the revised policy once finalized.August 26–28, 2026Amador County Counsel / requester3 KB PDFOpen PDF
Submitted noticesALPR Policy Compliance Notice — July 30, 2026Requester-authored formal notice raising apparent ALPR policy-compliance issues and supported by four exhibits. Public copies omit requester-identifying information.July 30, 2026Submitted correspondence62 KBOpen file
ContractsFlock Contract 2025Executed order form and master services agreement for the county’s Flock Safety subscription.March 3–7, 2025Amador County Sheriff’s Office and Flock Safety2.6 MBOpen file
Board documentsBoard Approval PacketAgenda report, proposed agreement materials, vendor information, quote, and sole-source documentation associated with the Board’s approval.February 25, 2025Amador County Board of Supervisors1.4 MBOpen file
PoliciesPolicy 473 — ALPRReleased policy pages addressing ALPR purpose, administration, use, retention, accountability, sharing, and training.Published December 8, 2025Amador County Sheriff’s Office80 KBOpen file
EmailsFlock Training EmailEmail directing investigators to review Flock training materials and complete the Search Tool Certification Program.September 13, 2023Amador County Sheriff’s Office53 KBOpen file
EmailsPatrol Access EmailEmail chain concerning patrol access, account setup, and training completion.November 2023Amador County Sheriff’s Office246 KBOpen file
EmailsFlock MFA NoticeVendor notice stating that multi-factor authentication would be enabled for the organization.September 8, 2025Flock Safety188 KBOpen file
Data sharingSacramento Sharing AgreementSigned agreement governing Amador County access to Sacramento County ALPR data.September 17, 2025Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office and Amador County Sheriff’s Office140 KBOpen file
Data sharingSan Rafael AcknowledgementAcknowledgement governing Amador County’s receipt and use of San Rafael ALPR data.March 3, 2026San Rafael Police Department and Amador County Sheriff’s Office253 KBOpen file
DataThirty-Day Vehicle VolumeCSV containing 30 daily vehicle-volume totals for the stated period.May 17–June 15, 2026Amador County Sheriff’s Office681 bytesOpen file
DataHotlist Report by Source TypeCSV listing hotlist hits by date and source type.May 19, 2025–June 11, 2026Amador County Sheriff’s Office14 KBOpen file
DataHotlist Alerts by TopicCSV containing aggregate alert totals for four hotlist categories.Released June 18, 2026Amador County Sheriff’s Office115 bytesOpen file
DataFlock Audit Log — June to August 2026XLSX audit-log production with 27 administrative/configuration rows dated June 3–August 6, 2026; produced in response to an event-log request, with accompanying stated withholdings.June 3–August 6, 2026Amador County Sheriff’s Office12.3 KBOpen file
DataAdministrative Audit LogRedacted CSV of administrative audit activity involving network sharing, roles, user accounts, organization settings, and custom hotlists. It is not a plate-search or search-history log.March 13, 2025–June 9, 2026Amador County Sheriff’s Office75 KBOpen file
Agency responsesCPRA Response — Page 1First image page of the written response addressing request items 1 through 10.June 18, 2026Amador County Sheriff’s Office132 KBOpen file
Agency responsesCPRA Response — Page 2Second image page of the written response addressing request items 9 through 15 and the agency’s closure statement.June 18, 2026Amador County Sheriff’s Office119 KBOpen file
Agency responsesUnified Response PackageComplete 167-file production review, original EML preservation, converted correspondence, indexes, matrix, timeline and findings.July 28, 2026Amador County Sheriff’s Office / Amador Transparency Project46 MBDownload ZIP
EmailsEmail ArchiveSearchable index of 146 produced EML messages with PDF, HTML, text and original-file links.2023–2026Amador County Sheriff’s Office / Flock Safety / related senders146 messagesOpen file
Archive-created transcripts are labeled separately from official agency records. Other official records may contain government-employee or vendor contact information that is part of the public record.