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Custer County ends Flock Safety camera contract

The Custer County Sheriff’s Office has ended its contract with Flock Safety, a company that provides camera systems.

Custer County ends Flock Safety camera contract

Key takeaways

  • The Custer County Sheriff’s Office ended its Flock Safety contract.
  • The contract involved Flock Safety cameras.
  • The reason and timing of the decision are not established here.
  • The status of the cameras after the contract ended is not established here.

Contract ended

The Custer County Sheriff’s Office has ended its contract with Flock Safety cameras. The decision ends the office’s agreement with Flock Safety, a company that provides camera systems.

What is known

The contract termination is the central development. No details are established here about when the contract ended, how many cameras were involved, what the cameras had been used for, or whether any equipment has been removed.

The Sheriff’s Office also has not publicly detailed the reason for ending the contract or described any replacement system. The effect on law enforcement operations, public access to information, and previously collected camera data has not been established.

Public record

KRDO reported the contract’s end. The report is the cited source for this brief: Custer County Sheriff’s Office ends contract with Flock Safety cameras.

What comes next

The next public details would clarify the contract’s end date, the status of the cameras and any changes to the Sheriff’s Office’s approach to camera-based policing. Those details have not been established here.

What to watch

  • Any statement from the Custer County Sheriff’s Office about the contract’s end date or reason.
  • Whether the office explains what happens to the cameras and previously collected data.
  • Whether the Sheriff’s Office announces a replacement system or a change in camera use.

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