# Craighead County Sheriff's Office County law-enforcement agency serving Craighead County. The County's July 2026 FOIA correspondence distinguishes ownership from access: it says neither the County nor the Sheriff's Office owns or manages an ALPR/Flock system, while Sheriff's Office detectives can use [[Jonesboro Police Department]]'s Flock system for investigations. The August 3 production adds County Avigilon, cross-government user access, a phone-based bodyworn-camera inventory, and one BRINC Lemur 2. ## People - [[Wendy French]] — County Administrator and FOIA correspondence contact. ## Roles in this corpus - **External Flock access.** French wrote that Sheriff's Office detectives "have access to the Jonesboro Police Departments Flock system for investigative purposes" and that the underlying records remain in JPD's system ([[2026-07 Craighead Itemizes FOIA Fee and Discloses JPD Flock Access]], Gmail message `19faaa30d85ff362`). - **Avigilon camera operator.** The produced system report displays `268/289` used camera channels across `ANNEX-AVIGILON` and `DCSO-AVIGILON` servers ([[Craighead County Avigilon System Report]], pp. 1, 13). - **Cross-government video access.** The County produced 31 exterior-camera rows available to City of Jonesboro through a site-to-site VPN and 32 JPD users at access level `JPD Shared Exterior` ([[Jonesboro Access to Craighead County Avigilon]], pp. 1–3). - **Phone-based bodyworn inventory.** The one-page inventory lists 46 Samsung Z Flip phones under `"Bodyworn Camera- Cellphone Inventory"` ([[Craighead County Bodyworn Camera Cellphone Inventory]], p. 1). - **Aerial/portable camera inventory.** One BRINC Lemur 2 Safeguard appears in the County's produced inventory ([[Craighead County BRINC Lemur 2 Inventory]], p. 1). - **BWC governance.** Policy 600 requires listed activations, residential privacy procedures, differentiated retention, open-records treatment, and quarterly supervisory sampling ([[Craighead County Body-Worn Camera Policy]]). - **Final request posture.** The County's August 10 transmission was expressly described as the final response and included a general purchasing packet; no system-specific procurement or access-authorization record was added ([[craighead-county-so/2026-08-10-final-supplement/_overview|Craighead County Final Supplemental Response]]). ## Notes The no-ownership statement does not establish the scope, permissions, account count, or actual use of the detectives' JPD Flock access. The Avigilon access list concerns a separate County video system. The final-response statement closes the request lifecycle but does not convert the missing Flock access-authorization and account records into evidence that none exists.