Flock license-plate cameras in Districts 26 and 20
Summary
$30,000 more for LMPD overtime focused on traffic violations in District 26, bringing that district's enforcement spending to $60,000 this year.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
$30,000 from District 26 neighborhood development funds.
District 26 residents through traffic enforcement and added police presence.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Metro Council — September 10, 2026
$30,000 more for LMPD overtime focused on traffic violations in District 26, bringing that district's enforcement spending to $60,000 this year.
Appropriations Committee — September 2, 2026
Three items totaling $230,000: LMPD overtime for traffic enforcement, ten driver feedback signs, and a Hurstbourne Lane sidewalk connection. Aims to slow cut-through traffic and close a sidewalk gap on a busy East End corridor.
Metro Council — May 14, 2026
The Council approved $26,600 for four Flock cameras in District 26 and $6,650 for one camera near Grand Lakes subdivision in District 20 — automated license-plate readers leased by LMPD to help track vehicles. Supporters see a crime-fighting tool; the devices also raise routine surveillance questions.
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