# Jacksonville Police Department The municipal police department for [[City of Jacksonville|Jacksonville, Arkansas]]. Its two July 2026 productions document a Flock tenant with 117 camera rows, a 128-stream Wing order, Motorola/Vigilant VehicleManager systems, local LPR policy, native audit and topology exports, procurement records, and state-right-of-way permitting. ## People - [[Brett Hibbs]] — Chief of Police and signatory on the produced policy and procurement acknowledgements. ## Roles in this corpus - Operates 14 Flock `LPR Camera` rows, 101 Wing `Video Integration` rows, and two Flock-tenant `Video Camera` rows at 102 distinct exact coordinates ([[Jacksonville Flock and Wing Camera Location Export]], pp. 1-3). - Holds a customer-signed order for one 128-stream Flock Wing gateway and FlockOS Advanced ([[Jacksonville Flock Wing Order and Motorola-Vigilant Acknowledgements]], pp. 2-3, 5). - Uses Motorola/Vigilant VehicleManager records that list ten mobile systems, three standalone systems, and 37 camera-channel lines ([[Jacksonville VehicleManager System and Data-Sharing Reports]], p. 1). - Adopted Policy 10-28 on 2024-11-11, requiring plate/status verification, alert disposition, hot-list reasons, and secondary-dissemination records ([[Jacksonville LPR Policy and Retention Settings]], pp. 2-3). - Holds state-right-of-way permits for F#003 and F#008 ([[Jacksonville ARDOT Permit 1916 and SP-06-2026-0005]]). - The July 29 deployment tracker labels all fourteen Flock LPR rows and PTZ#001-PTZ#002 `INSTALLED`; PTZ#003 is `Permitting / Processing / Pending - Awaiting Permit` ([[Jacksonville Flock Device Health and Deployment Tracker]], full-file parse). - The July 29 SharedNetworks snapshot contains 1,205 organization rows, while the same-period 990,877-row network-audit export remains scope-ambiguous ([[Jacksonville SharedNetworks Users and Hotlists Exports]]; [[T041 - Jacksonville Tenant Audit vs Network Audit Scope]]). - A fully executed 2024 order procures eight Flock LPRs; the later fourteen-row inventory is not accompanied by the complete six-camera expansion order ([[Jacksonville Flock LPR Contract and Renewal Invoices]]; [[T042 - Jacksonville Fourteen-LPR Inventory vs Eight-LPR Executed Order]]). - City records document a four-camera Vigilant L6Q purchase in 2023, five later M500 integration licenses, and a 2026 renewal ([[Jacksonville Motorola Vigilant Procurement and Renewals]]). ## Notes The productions do not yet reconcile the complete lifecycle among the Motorola/Vigilant systems, fourteen Flock LPR rows, the Wing-integrated video network, and the missing six-camera Flock expansion procurement.