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Background

To try and understand how Flock is used in St Pete, we have been performing public records requests. This has been a difficult and frustrating process. Our requests have been met with exorbitant fees and a lack of cooperation from the Police/city records office. We will try to keep this page up-to-date with the documents we have collected.

Records

DocumentDescriptionDate
FL - St Petersburg PD NPF Study Contract Signed.pdfContract for 2022 Flock pilot program12/28/2021
Flock_-PD_-Complete_with_DocuSign.pdfContract for 2024 Flock agreement01/26/2024
SharedNetworks_2026_August_20.csvSpreadsheet of data sharing agreements with law enforcement across the country08/20/2026
Flock.pdfList of officers with access to the Flock system and when they last accessed it05/12/2026
PO_81_265362_0_US.pdfPurchase order for Flock camera at the pier11/15/2023
PO_81_266105_0_US.pdfPurchase order for Flock extended data retention12/19/2023
PO_81_266984_1_US.pdfPurchase order for first year of Flock contract08/23/2024
PO_81_276253_0_US.pdfPurchase order for second year of Flock contract02/03/2024
PO_81_282038_0_US.pdfPurchase order to renew contract for Flock camera at the pier09/15/2025
PO_81_287125_0_US.pdfPurchase order to replace vandalized Flock camera03/23/2026
PO_81_289835_0_US.pdfPurchase order to replace damaged Flock camera07/07/2026

What’s Missing

We have not been able to obtain any Flock access logs. Without these logs we can not see how the system is actually being used, and it is impossible for the public to monitor for abuse. The Tampa Bay Times has also had difficulty getting law enforcement to share logs. Law enforcement across the region claim that these logs are confidential, demonstrating that they do, in fact, understand the importance of privacy. Unfortunately, that understanding does not appear to extend to the privacy of the general public.