# Jacksonville Police Department Supplemental Release The 2026-07-30 download contained exact copies of all 17 records from Jacksonville's first production, one response-letter DOCX, and 22 genuinely new agency records. The preserved supplemental package contains those 22 new records: ten CSVs, ten PDFs, one DOCX, and one PNG. The duplicate first-production records were not copied again, and the response letter remains correspondence rather than agency production evidence. The supplemental delivery supplied records after the 2026-07-27 gap follow-up. It did not expressly certify category-by-category completeness (Gmail message `19fb3dfe7f6a3656`, thread `19f8af2235cd3b29`). ## What's inside - [[Jacksonville Flock Search Network and Event Audit Exports]] - a 317-row tenant audit, a 990,877-row network-audit export, and a 10,379-row event log. - [[Jacksonville SharedNetworks Users and Hotlists Exports]] - current topology, account-status, network, and hot-list snapshots. - [[Jacksonville Flock Device Health and Deployment Tracker]] - a native 126-row device-health export and 27-row deployment tracker. - [[Jacksonville Flock Compliance Analytics and Outcomes]] - an unsigned statutory-report template, scan/alert dashboards, and outcomes records. - [[Jacksonville Flock LPR Contract and Renewal Invoices]] - a fully executed 2024 eight-LPR order and 2026 renewal invoices. - [[Jacksonville Motorola Vigilant Procurement and Renewals]] - 2023 four-camera procurement, five M500 integration licenses, and a 2026 renewal. ## Key takeaways 1. **The 317-row tenant audit and 990,877-row network audit are different scopes.** Every tenant-audit row names `"Jacksonville AR PD"` in `Org Name`; the much larger file contains 3,135 distinct organization-name values. Neither file supplies a data dictionary explaining how the network-audit rows relate to Jacksonville's tenant, devices, or searches ([[Jacksonville Flock Search Network and Event Audit Exports]]; [[T041 - Jacksonville Tenant Audit vs Network Audit Scope]]). 2. **The first production's 126 device rows are exactly reproduced in native CSV.** The device-health export contains 14 `LPR Camera`, 101 `Video Integration`, two `Video Camera`, and nine `Compute Box` rows, and its complete row set matches the earlier three-page PDF export ([[Jacksonville Flock Device Health and Deployment Tracker]]). 3. **The deployment tracker supplies a distinct lifecycle layer.** It has 27 rows: 25 labeled `INSTALLED` and two labeled `Permitting / Processing / Pending - Awaiting Permit`. All fourteen LPR rows and two PTZ rows are installed; PTZ#003 remains at the permitting stage (same source). 4. **The fully executed Flock order procures eight LPRs, not the current fourteen-row LPR inventory.** The 2024 order lists eight Falcon LPRs, 30-day retention, a $28,900 first-year subtotal, and $24,000 recurring annually. It is signed by both Jacksonville and Flock on 2024-08-29 (`Flock contract.pdf`, pp. 2, 5). No later complete order adding the other six inventory rows appears in the release ([[T042 - Jacksonville Fourteen-LPR Inventory vs Eight-LPR Executed Order]]). 5. **The statutory DOCX is not a completed six-month report.** It contains a scan total of 6,478,446 and an NCIC confirmed-match value of 2,640, but the reporting-term boxes, compilation/public dates, supervisor signature, title, and signed date are blank (`Arkansas ALPR Statistical Compliance Log (AR Code 12-12-1805).docx`, sections 1, 2, 4, and 5). 6. **The Motorola/Vigilant packet supplies the missing 2023 purchase record.** Purchase Order `23-131696`, dated 2023-01-24, orders four LPR systems for $53,167.73; Ordinance 1717 waives competitive bidding and authorizes Vigilant contracting up to $48,555 plus applicable tax (`Scan_2026_07_30_13_07_15_339.pdf`, pp. 1, 6-7, 11). ## Safety and integrity The package passed archive-path, hash, file-signature, Microsoft Defender, PDF-action, and Office-package checks. 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The reproducible findings are in `_phase0_workdir/jacksonville-intake-2026-07-30/SECURITY-REVIEW.md`. ## People and organizations - [[Brett Hibbs]] - Jacksonville Police Chief and signatory on the fully executed 2024 Flock order. - [[Jacksonville Police Department]]; [[City of Jacksonville]]; [[Flock Safety, Inc.]]; [[Motorola Solutions]]; [[Vigilant Solutions, LLC]]. ## Events documented - [[2023-01 Jacksonville Procures Four Vigilant L6Q Cameras]] - [[2024-08 Jacksonville Signs Eight-Camera Flock Order]] ## Open questions / follow-ups - Data dictionaries for the tenant-audit, network-audit, event, sharing, user, hot-list, device-health, deployment, analytics, and outcomes exports. - The complete procurement and payment chain for the six Flock LPR inventory rows beyond the executed eight-camera order. - The reporting period, compilation/publication status, and signed final version of the statutory compliance document. - Current-versus-retired status and a complete lifecycle crosswalk among Flock, Wing, Motorola/Vigilant mobile systems, L6Q devices, and City camera descriptions. - Category-by-category custodian disposition for any request items still not represented in the two productions.