Observed arrival · 2026-10-01
Morrison’s Flock Camera Contract, on the Record
An independent watchdog dossier examines Morrison, Colorado’s Flock license-plate-camera contract and what happened after the police department that signed it was dissolved.
- For
- Morrison residents and local public-records readers
- Worth noticing
- It distinguishes documented claims from unanswered questions and says gaps in the public record are marked rather than filled in.
Field notes
The site limits its scope to the Town of Morrison and the contract attributed to its former police department, explicitly excluding cameras operated by neighboring agencies, businesses, or homeowners’ associations. It says the contract copy’s Flock signature block is blank and that the document cites no Board of Trustees vote. Its take-action material discusses both 12-month renewal periods and a termination-for-convenience clause.
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