# Bentonville FOIA-PD-2026-1100 - Second Rolling Production This 159-file rolling package supplies the native records missing from Bentonville's first release: a current device-and-coordinate export, a five-row deployment tracker, current access and sharing exports, a 4,241-row Network Audit, executed agreements, and implementation correspondence. Tiffany Stegall's August 5 notice said she had added "several more items and some emails to view"; the JustFOIA request remained `In Progress`, so this is not a completeness finding. ## What's inside - [[Bentonville Native Camera Inventory and Deployment Tracker]] - 41 device rows at 23 exact coordinate strings and five installed Flex deployments. - [[Bentonville Organization Access Sharing and Network Audit]] - 153 accounts, 572 current sharing rows, tenant configuration, and 4,241 audit rows. - [[Bentonville Police Flock Agreement]] - a bilaterally signed five-Flex, thirty-six-month order. - [[Bentonville Parks Contracts and Current Inventory Reconciliation]] - executed Parks agreements compared with the current eighteen-site video inventory. - [[Bentonville Phase 2 Proposal and Implementation Correspondence]] - a non-binding eight-camera proposal and later site-readiness correspondence. ## Key takeaways 1. The current native export supports **18 Parks video-camera sites and five Police Flex LPRs**. Eighteen paired compute-box rows are supporting devices, not additional cameras (`Native Camera - Location Data.csv`, all 41 rows; fields `"Device Type"`, `"Lat"`, `"Lng"`, and `"Health Status"`). 2. All five Police deployments are `"INSTALLED"` and `"Complete"`, but the `"Installed Date"` field itself contains `"Complete"` rather than a date (`Deployment Tracker.csv`, five rows). 3. The current sharing export has 572 organization rows, 561 inbound relationships, 26 outward relationships, and 15 mutual relationships. The Network Audit has 4,241 rows associated with twelve organization labels ([[Bentonville Organization Access Sharing and Network Audit]]). 4. The Police agreement and finance chain document five paid Flex LPR subscriptions; the current export separately documents their present inventory status ([[Bentonville Police Flock Agreement]]). 5. The Parks contract history contains sixteen-, five-, and later six-camera agreements, while the current native export contains eighteen video-camera sites. The records do not identify a one-to-one supersession or removal history ([[T053 - Bentonville Ordered PTZ Quantities vs Current Eighteen-Site Inventory]]). 6. The Phase 2 eight-camera quote calls itself a `"non-binding proposal"`; it is not deployment evidence (`Flock - Phase 2 - 2026 Quote.pdf`, p. 3). ## Delivery and integrity The portal snapshot contained 167 entries. Eight files exactly duplicated the first release; the remaining 159 files total 202,494,067 bytes and are frozen in this package. Defender, archive, encryption, signature, active-content, extraction, and complete 314-page/native-data review passed. The transport ZIP remains outside the evidence package. ## Open questions / follow-ups - A category-by-category completion statement and the remaining corrective email-search results. - Change history and approval records for the expanded sharing topology. - A device lifecycle reconciliation explaining why executed Parks quantities do not equal the eighteen current video sites. - Whether the proposed Phase 2 sites were approved, purchased, installed, or abandoned.