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Cass County purchases surveillance cameras from Flock Safety

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What happened

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The Cass County Sheriff’s Office purchased surveillance technology from Flock Safety for $37,900. This contract, signed in October 2024, includes six Falcon license-plate readers and four Condor pan-tilt-zoom cameras. The cameras were installed in Horace, with the Sheriff’s Office coordinating placement with Horace Mayor Jeff Trudeau. The first-year cost was $37,900, with a recurring annual cost of $30,000 thereafter.

From valleynewslive.com

Why it matters

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The transaction represents a direct financial cost to Cass County for surveillance technology. For Flock Safety, the contract secures initial payment and subsequent recurring annual revenue.

From valleynewslive.com

Who's involved

  • Cass CountyPurchased surveillance cameras from Flock Safety
  • Flock SafetyProvided surveillance cameras and services to Cass County

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  • Cass CountySpeculative

    Cass County might incur ongoing costs for the maintenance and operation of the surveillance system.

  • Flock SafetySpeculative

    Flock Safety could secure recurring annual revenue from the contract.

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