◉ Perfect World

Surveillance procurement

Nashville

2 documents on file, spanning 2023–2024. The chain below starts with the original agreement; each document beneath it shows what it changed.

2
Documents on file
2023
First contract
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Cameras contracted
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Committed in these documents
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Published findings

Told, enacted, signed

What the governing body was told before it voted, what it actually enacted, and what was signed — term by term. Click any value to read the passage it came from. A row marked silent is not a disagreement: it means only some of the three sources address that term at all, which is a different criticism and sometimes a fairer one.

RS2023-2342 Amendment No. 1 to RS2023-2342

Not on file: enactment. No ordinance or resolution authorising this contract has been located, so what the governing body approved cannot be compared against what was signed. That is a statement about the record we hold, not a finding that no vote occurred.

1 only one source8 nobody states
TermStaff reportEnactmentContractVerdict
Plate readers——Silent

No source addresses: data retention, total cost, annual cost, term, renews automatically, addresses data sharing, sharing with others, addresses federal access. Neither the briefing, the enactment nor the agreement puts these on the record.

The paper trail

2024
  1. Amendmentmachine-read

    RS2023-2342 Amendment No. 1 to RS2023-2342

    Vendor
    Flock Safety
    Cameras
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    Retention
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    Term
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    Annual
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    Total
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    Auto-renews
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    Approved by
    Transportation and Infrastructure Committee
    Signed by
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    Funded by
    Not stated
    Bought via
    Not stated
  2. Amendmentmachine-read

    RS2025-1129 Proposed Amendment - RS2025-1129 - Styles

    Vendor
    Flock Safety
    Cameras
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    Retention
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    Term
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    Annual
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    Total
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    Auto-renews
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    Approved by
    Metropolitan Council
    Signed by
    —
    Funded by
    Not stated
    Bought via
    Not stated

What we could not find

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