# Bentonville Police Department Bentonville PD's first production (`FOIA-PD-2026-1100`, items 1–2 and 4–7 released 2026-07-24; #8 pending) documents an unusual structure: **the Flock camera network was contracted and purchased by Bentonville Parks and Recreation, with the Police Department "associated to have law enforcement access permissions"** — Captain Glynn Bertrand's own words. The PD separately purchased five LPRs that Bertrand described in November 2025 as "not active at this time"; the department's July 2026 transparency-portal capture reports 23 total cameras, 5 LPR, 302,400 unique vehicles detected in 30 days, and NCIC/NCMEC hotlist alerting. ## People - [[Tiffany Stegall]] — Records Manager; the FOIA intake and production voice. - [[Glynn Bertrand]] — Captain, Administrative Division; authored the November 2025 disclosure-posture positions. - David Bailey — City Prosecutor / Staff Attorney; advised that a database camera-location list "we need to produce." Josh Stacey — the Parks-side contracts and camera-software custodian. Ray Shastid, Tony Marveggio, Brent Farrer, Bonnie Bridges, David Wright — the November 2025 deliberation's routing list. ## Roles in this corpus - **Parks-owned network, PD access:** 2024 order for 16 Condor PTZs ($56,040 year one) and a 2025 order for 5 more PTZ video cameras ($18,750 year one), both to "AR - Bentonville Parks" ([[Bentonville Parks Flock Condor Contracts 2024-2025]]). No PD purchase record for the five LPRs was produced. - **Sharing fabric:** a produced November 2025 SharedNetworks export and the transparency portal's lists document interstate sharing (Missouri, Oklahoma's Quapaw Nation Marshals, and receiving from dozens of out-of-state agencies) and **federal receiving from the Tennessee Valley Authority Police and the US Postal Inspection Service** ([[Bentonville Flock Sharing and Transparency Records]]). - **Disclosure posture:** the produced internal deliberation shows the department reasoning that camera locations and click-through sharing configurations may not be "public records" at all ([[Bentonville Internal Flock FOIA Deliberation]]); the tension between that position and the City's own later production is tracked at [[T022 - Bentonville Click-to-Allow Sharing Statement vs Produced Sharing Records]]. ## Notes Tier-1 anchors that motivated the request: Conway's exports place "Bentonville AR PD" in an April 15, 2025 network-sharing interface; the adopted 2026 City budget carries the $56,000 Parks "Flock Security Cameras (BVL, Gateway, Dave Peel)" line the 2024 contract matches at $56,040.