Two-year Flock ALPR service contract
Resolution 2026-059, approved June 22, 2026, authorizes a Flock Safety contract for Police Department automatic-license-plate-reader service for a two-year 2026–2027 term, not to exceed $27,500.
LOCAL SURVEILLANCE · DEKALB COUNTY, ILLINOIS
DeKalb's public records provide unusually detailed documentation of ALPR, body-camera, in-car video, real-time vehicle systems, drone policy, and networked evidence software.
MUNICIPALITIES
Additional municipalities can be added as records are contributed. An unlisted municipality should not be interpreted as having no surveillance technology.
CURRENT ALPR CONTRACT
Resolution 2026-059, approved June 22, 2026, authorizes a Flock Safety contract for Police Department automatic-license-plate-reader service for a two-year 2026–2027 term, not to exceed $27,500.
DeKalb's 2021 resolution documented 12 Genetec LPRs. The newer Flock contract does not, by itself, establish whether every Genetec reader was removed, retained, or integrated, so NoRec does not combine the two procurements into a current device total.
DRONES
The SFY 2024 statewide drone report lists three Sheriff's Office drones and seven flights, including missing-person searches, fire assessment, crash documentation, and a suicidal-subject response.
The same statewide report lists DeKalb Police as owning one drone. The city's current UAS policy was revised in March 2026.
The Sheriff's published UAS policy addresses statutory restrictions, facial-recognition use, prohibited random surveillance, weaponization, retention, annual reporting, and disclosure.
DeKalb Police policy 407.12 references the Freedom from Drone Surveillance Act, the Drones as First Responders Act, privacy rights, FAA requirements, and statutory exclusions for protected demonstrations from defined event categories.
PRIMARY SOURCES
UNRESOLVED