# Jonesboro JPD-2026-851 Section 1 Production The [[Jonesboro Police Department]] delivered the first installment of request `JPD-2026-851` on 2026-07-23 as two Excel workbooks attached to a transmittal from Sally Smith, Public Information ([[Sally Smith]]). The transmittal states that the two documents "fulfill the completion of Section 1" — the complete camera-location item — while later sections of the request remain outstanding. The request was filed 2026-07-21 (JustFOIA confirmation, Gmail thread `19f862329d61ed9a`) and acknowledged 2026-07-22 with a multi-department-compilation notice (Gmail message `19f8a5f05d0eaef1`). ## What's inside - [[Jonesboro Camera and Views Inventory]] — `Camera Locations.xlsx`: a system-by-system inventory recording **870 total camera views** across intersections, the Eagle Eye pole-camera program, school Avigilon feeds, SkyVue poles, IVMS, facility Avigilon systems, Flock LPRs, and Verkada Live View. - [[Jonesboro Unit LPR Vehicle List]] — `UNIT LPRs.xlsx`: 116 camera-equipped patrol vehicles by unit number, make/model, VIN, and divisional placement. ## Custodian statements in the transmittal The transmittal email (Gmail message `19f8fde41db5c885`) makes five dispositive statements: 1. "We do not have an interactive map of these locations. Flock and Verkada both have maps embedded within their program that we can access on their platforms, but we do not possess a copy of those maps." 2. "The mobile ALPR/LPRs: we have roughly 85 AXON systems mounted on patrol cars. One patrol unit has 3 Vigilant cameras mounted." 3. On Flock product terms: "You also mention Falcon, Flex, Wing, Freeform, etc; we are unclear if these are brands or certain makes of camera systems." 4. On other-agency cameras: "Cameras that are owned and shared by another government agency or organization are only shared with us through the host website. We have access through the FLOCK sharing network; therefore, they will have to provide the information you are seeking for this section, as we do not have any documentation or records on this." 5. On the registry: "The Flock Camera registry is performed by individuals, businesses, churches, schools, medical, etc., that access the Flock website to register their cameras. We can only view it through their website; therefore, no document has been created in our files." ## Key takeaways - **The inventory's own header records 870 total camera views, and the section subtotals reconcile exactly** (257 intersections + 117 Eagle Eye + 12 Avigilon Unity Cloud + 35 SkyVue + 3 IVMS + 332 other Avigilon + 55 Flock "including flex" + 59 Verkada = 870) ([[Jonesboro Camera and Views Inventory]], `Camera Locations.xlsx`, "Cameras and Views"). - **The reach extends beyond city streets**: three Nettleton school sites in Avigilon Unity Cloud; a Craighead County Avigilon system (26 views); private TrimGym (9 views) and SW Church James (8 views) feeds; JPD interview rooms (6 views); and one out-of-city intersection at Hwy 49 & School St in Brookland. - **Fixed LPR is not only Flock**: intersection, Eagle Eye, and SkyVue rows carry `& LPR` notations independent of the 55-unit Flock section, and the Flock section itself lists the separate `Bridger Place (AR)` network and one decommissioned site. - **Mobile ALPR at fleet scale**: 116 camera-equipped vehicles across patrol (95), K9 (8), traffic (5), SRO (4), warrants (3), and CID (1) ([[Jonesboro Unit LPR Vehicle List]]); the transmittal separately says "roughly 85 AXON systems" plus one Vigilant-equipped unit. - **No native geodata**: sites are identified by intersection/site name and travel direction, not coordinates; the custodian expressly disclaims possessing map exports. The statewide [[Arkansas Camera Map Data]] register is unchanged by this production because no coordinate records were produced. ## People and orgs mentioned - [[Jonesboro Police Department]] — producing agency; [[Sally Smith]] — transmitting Public Information staffer. - [[Flock Safety, Inc.]] — 55-view LPR section "including flex," the `Bridger Place (AR)` network, and the registry the custodian describes. - [[Verkada, Inc.]] — 59 "Verkada Live View" views at 16 sites; first Tier-1 Verkada inventory in the corpus. - [[Avigilon]] — the video platform hosting school, facility, county, and private feeds (344 views total across Unity Cloud and facility sections). - [[Axon Enterprise, Inc.]] — "roughly 85 AXON systems" on patrol cars per the transmittal; [[Vigilant Solutions, LLC]] — the three-camera unit. - Craighead County — county Avigilon feed (26 views); no county entity page yet. ## Concepts invoked - [[Automatic License Plate Reader (ALPR)]] · [[Mobile (Vehicle-Mounted) ALPR]] · [[Private-Business Camera Sharing into LE Networks]] · [[Flock Network Sharing - Hot Lists]] ## Events documented - [[2026-07 Jonesboro Section 1 Camera Inventory Release]] ## Cross-references - [[T020 - Jonesboro Shared-Camera Documentation Statement vs Inventory Entries]] — the transmittal's "no documentation or records" statement against the inventory's own county and Bridger Place entries. ## Open questions / follow-ups - Sections 2+ of `JPD-2026-851` (procurement, policies, statutory reports, tenant/sharing configuration, retained audits, communications) remain outstanding. - Reconcile 870 views (this sheet) with the public March 2025 figure of 767 RTCC cameras; the records do not establish whether growth, counting method, or scope explains the difference. - Reconcile "roughly 85 AXON systems" (transmittal) with the 116-row vehicle list, which carries no per-unit vendor field. - Whether the ten `& LPR` notations outside the Flock section are Flock, Axon-fixed, Vigilant, or another product is not established. - Ownership and permissions for the `Bridger Place (AR)` network sites and the Craighead County Avigilon feed are not established by the inventory.