# 2026-07 Craighead Itemizes FOIA Fee and Discloses JPD Flock Access On July 28, 2026, County Administrator [[Wendy French]] responded to Joshua's challenge to a `$252.88` personnel-time invoice. She identified the IT Administrator at `$31.61` per hour as the lowest-paid employee with the required access and estimated eight hours across six tasks: pulling and redacting an Avigilon report; reviewing and redacting an Avigilon location/device list; transposing a non-exportable shared-camera view; pulling and redacting the Sheriff's body-camera and drone inventories; and transposing a non-exportable recorded-footage user list (Gmail message `19faaa30d85ff362`). French said, "The first two hours are not being charged for this request," while the six task amounts add to the full eight-hour invoice. The correspondence therefore leaves the invoice's arithmetic unresolved: eight total hours minus two uncharged hours is six chargeable hours, but the stated task charges still total `$252.88`. The response also makes a substantive custody statement: > "Craighead County nor the Craighead County Sheriff’s Office owns or manages data or device types that fit this scope. Our detectives within the Sheriff’s Office have access to the Jonesboro Police Departments Flock system for investigative purposes but we are not the custodian of those records. Those records would be kept within JPD’s system." (Gmail message `19faaa30d85ff362`) ## Sources - Gmail thread `19fa5487928e73f0`, especially Wendy French's July 28 message `19faaa30d85ff362`. ## Significance The email narrows the County's ALPR posture from conditional uncertainty to documented external access: the Sheriff's Office disclaims system ownership and management but acknowledges investigative use of JPD's Flock tenant. It does not establish the number of Craighead accounts, their permissions, actual searches, retention, or the instrument authorizing access.