AMES, Iowa– The Story County Board of Supervisors is considering whether or not to renew its Flock camera contract to keep two cameras in Ames, following unauthorized police departments having access to data the cameras collected last October. The new contract would cost $5,000 for each camera per year over the two-year contract, but the […]
Unauthorized access of Flock camera data released in Story County, contract renewal discussed
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