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R2021-40 Resolution Authorizing a Lease Agreement Between the City of Decatur and Flock Safety for the Deployment of 60 LPR Cameras in the City Neighborhoods and Adjacent Thoroughfares
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R2021-40 Resolution Authorizing a Lease Agreement Between the City of Decatur and Flock Safety for the Deployment of 60 LPR Cameras in the City Neighborhoods and Adjacent Thoroughfares
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R2021-40
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R2021-40 Resolution Authorizing a Lease Agreement Between the City of Decatur and Flock Safety for the Deployment of 60 LPR Cameras in the City Neighborhoods and Adjacent Thoroughfares
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Econ and Com Dev
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3/15/2021
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COBB COUNTY, GEORGIA <br /> Containment strategy in highest crime <br /> beat of the county <br /> Cobb County Police Department utilized 35 Flock cameras in 2 containment zones <br /> in their highest crime beats to reduce crime by over 60%. <br /> • Location: Cobb County, GA is just outside of Atlanta <br /> Flock Cameras: 35 for PD, over 100 including private sector cameras <br /> Residents: 750,000 in Cobb County <br /> Installation: Phased approach <br /> Contact: Deputy Chief Stuart Vanhoozer at stuart.vanhoozer@cobbcounty.org <br /> or(404) 375-1926 <br /> LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA <br /> Sheriff's Department performs ACCURATE READS <br /> detection accuracy test 1.50 <br /> 30% MORE <br /> Los Angeles Sheriff's Department performed a head-to-head test of <br /> 120 <br /> the Flock Safety camera versus a legacy ALPR solution. <br /> • The results showed that the Flock Safety camera captures 30% .90 <br /> more vehicle images and provides more accurate reads than <br /> traditional cameras triggered by infrared technology. .60 <br /> • Conducted in limited lighting from 2:00 AM to 8:00 AM, and from <br /> 11:00 PM to 6:00 AM. .30 <br /> • Causes for missed vehicles and/or misread plates were associated <br /> with the amount of reflectivity of the plate (older/dirtier tags,and o <br /> dealer provided paper plates). Legacy Flock <br /> ALPR Safety <br />
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