Source documents.
Contracts, invoices, permits, correspondence, City productions and the SCSO records still pending.
Contract, invoice, permit, correspondence and law.
Flock invoice
Seven Falcon cameras, implementation charges, $26,784.05 total, and an Oct. 23–Oct. 22 invoice billing period. The MSA and Order Form separately tie the contract term to first installation and validation.
City / police / counsel correspondence
Public-records strategy, legislative advocacy and discussion of remaining “under the radar.”
City ↔ Flock Legal
Granite Falls request for a cloud-based public-records solution.
2026 police budget memorandum
Flock renewal listed as the department’s number-one funding priority.
Flock vehicle-volume dashboard
Five-day sample from five active cameras showing 40,470 total reads and 28,515 unique vehicle reads.
City production complete; SCSO records still pending.
- City of Granite Falls: City Clerk Darla Wilkins states that Installment 6 was the sixth and final City installment and that all responsive records currently in the City’s possession have been produced.
- Records directed to SCSO: Attorney General registration material; audit, search and access logs; records identifying outside agencies that queried, searched or accessed Granite Falls ALPR data; and complaints, inquiries or comments held by SCSO.
- Separate SCSO production: An intentionally filed SCSO records request also seeks ALPR policies and procedures, access information, correspondence, and camera-status material.
- Next current estimate: SCSO has stated that the next installment is expected on or before Nov. 23, 2026.
Separately, Chief Tom Dalton initially treated a nine-question email asking for direct answers as a public-records request. I challenged that classification because I was asking questions rather than requesting identifiable records. Dalton later answered the questions directly.