# Home Depot Camera Sharing into LRPD This page documents a set of February 5, 2026 Flock Safety "New Flock Cameras Shared" notices, found in the Emails 36-63.pdf production, in which six Arkansas Home Depot store locations (#1401, #1402, #1405, #1407, #1412, and #8919) each shared their privately operated Flock cameras into the Little Rock Police Department's searchable Flock network. The notices granted LRPD users the ability to search footage from those private-business cameras, and they spell out the role-based mechanism an LRPD administrator uses to switch that access on. The six store numbers match those documented sharing into Conway PD roughly a month later, indicating a single corporate state-wide rollout reaching multiple Arkansas agencies. ## What's inside The relevant pages are a sequence of near-identical automated emails from `[email protected]`, each carrying a subject line of the form "Home Depot - #NNNN (AR) shared Flock cameras with you!" and a body headed "New Flock Cameras Shared." Within this chunk of the production they appear at Emails 36-63.pdf pages 35, 37, 39, 41, 43, 45, 47, 49, 51, 53, 55, and 57. They are addressed to several LRPD recipients (the records show names including Goad, Williams, Salaam, Lawrence, De Jesus, Blasingame, Hardman, Grove, and Hicks), and the printed copies were collected in the inbox of LRPD's Domikia Davis. The surrounding pages of the same chunk contain Flock deconfliction advisories and Flock Safety webinar invitations; those are covered on their own pages. Six distinct Arkansas Home Depot store numbers appear across the notices: - #1401 (Emails 36-63.pdf p. 35, p. 37, p. 41, p. 51) - #1412 (Emails 36-63.pdf p. 39, p. 43, p. 55) - #1407 (Emails 36-63.pdf p. 45) - #1402 (Emails 36-63.pdf p. 47) - #1405 (Emails 36-63.pdf p. 49, p. 51, p. 57) - #8919 (Emails 36-63.pdf p. 53) ## Key takeaways The share notice states plainly that a private retailer's cameras were made searchable by LRPD. The first instance reads: "Great News! Home Depot - #1401 (AR) has just shared their cameras with Little Rock AR PD, granting you and your organization the ability to search footage from their Flock Safety cameras." (Emails 36-63.pdf p. 35, "Great News! Home Depot - #1401 (AR) has just shared their cameras with Little Rock AR PD, granting you and your organization the ability to search footage from their Flock Safety cameras."). The identical body text recurs for each of the six stores (e.g., Emails 36-63.pdf p. 39, "Great News! Home Depot - #1412 (AR) has just shared their cameras with Little Rock AR PD"; Emails 36-63.pdf p. 53, "Great News! Home Depot - #8919 (AR) has just shared their cameras with Little Rock AR PD"). Access is gated through Flock's role-based network controls, and the notice walks an LRPD administrator through enabling it. The instructions read: "In order for users in your organization to access footage from these cameras, you or another administrator must add the network to your roles: 1. Open Organization Management 2. Click on the Roles tab 3. Click on the 'triple dots' next to the role(s) you want to provide access to and select Edit 4. Click on the Networks drop down and select the network(s) you'd like to add to the role 5. Click Save and repeat for other roles as desired" (Emails 36-63.pdf p. 35, "In order for users in your organization to access footage from these cameras, you or another administrator must add the network to your roles ... Open Organization Management ... Click on the Roles tab ... Click on the Networks drop down and select the network(s) you'd like to add to the role ... Click Save and repeat for other roles as desired"). This confirms that the shared private-business camera networks become selectable objects inside LRPD's own Flock Organization Management, attached to specific user roles. All six store notices in this chunk are timestamped the same morning: "Sent: Thursday, February 5, 2026 6:55 AM" (Emails 36-63.pdf p. 35, "Sent: Thursday, February 5, 2026 6:55 AM"). The uniform store list, sender, and send time are consistent with a single coordinated corporate share event rather than individual, store-by-store decisions. The notices are flagged as outside email by LRPD's own mail system: each carries the banner "EXTERNAL EMAIL - This email was sent by a person from outside your organization." (Emails 36-63.pdf p. 35, "EXTERNAL EMAIL - This email was sent by a person from outside your organization."). ## People and orgs mentioned - [[The Home Depot, Inc.]] - the private retailer whose six Arkansas stores shared their Flock cameras into LRPD's network. - [[Little Rock Police Department]] - the recipient agency granted footage-search access ("Little Rock AR PD") (Emails 36-63.pdf p. 35). - [[Flock Safety, Inc.]] - vendor operating the camera-sharing platform; sender of the notices (`[email protected]`). - [[Domikia Davis]] - LRPD staffer in whose collected email the printed notices appear ("Davis, Domikia," Emails 36-63.pdf p. 35). - Individual LRPD recipient officers/staff (e.g., Goad, Williams, Salaam, Lawrence, De Jesus, Blasingame, Hardman, Grove, Hicks) are named as government employees in the "To:" lines of the notices; they are listed here only as work-role recipients. ## Concepts invoked - [[Private-Business Camera Sharing into LE Networks]] - the core mechanism: a private retailer feeding its surveillance footage into a law-enforcement searchable network (Emails 36-63.pdf p. 35). - [[Flock Network Sharing - Hot Lists]] - the share operates through Flock's network-sharing framework, with the shared cameras exposed as a selectable "network" attached to LRPD roles (Emails 36-63.pdf p. 35). ## Events documented - [[2026-02 Home Depot Shares Cameras with Little Rock PD]] - the six store notices dated February 5, 2026 (Emails 36-63.pdf pp. 35-57). ## Cross-references - The same six store numbers (#1401, #1402, #1405, #1407, #1412, #8919) are documented sharing into Conway PD in the event 2026-03 Home Depot State-Wide Camera Share Announcement. The overlap is evidence of a single corporate Arkansas-wide Home Depot rollout reaching more than one Arkansas agency, not isolated local arrangements. (This cross-jurisdictional comparison is descriptive of the matching store-number set; the Conway-side record is held outside this LRPD production.) - The role-based access path described here ("Organization Management" > "Roles" > "Networks") is the same administrative surface referenced in the Flock administrator-training webinars circulated to LRPD the same week (covered on [[Vendor Marketing Saturation and Competitor ALPR Pitches]] and in the deconfliction material on [[Flock Deconfliction Advisories and the LRPD Sharing Network]]). ## Open questions / follow-ups - The notices document that the cameras were shared and that access can be switched on per-role, but this production does not show whether (or for which roles) an LRPD administrator actually completed the "add the network to your roles" steps. Cannot verify from this record whether the Home Depot networks were ultimately activated for any LRPD role. - The notices do not state how many cameras each store contributed, their placement on or around the store properties, or the retention/search terms governing LRPD's access to that footage. Not in this production. - Whether Home Depot's corporate office, individual store management, or Flock initiated the share is not stated in the notices themselves. - The digest's chunk_03 index references these Home Depot shares at a different page span (p. 591-614) than the chunk_10 page markers used above (pp. 35-57); the two refer to the same email sequence under different internal pagination, and the verbatim share text was confirmed against the chunk_10 page markers. The exact Bates/production page numbering should be reconciled against the raw PDF before citation in any external product.