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City Council - 7.14.2026
Published: Jul 14, 2026
City Council Addresses Resident Concerns Over Flock Camera Data Privacy, Seeks Flock Representation
The City Council held an open discussion regarding concerns about Flock cameras and the data they extract. Council members expressed apprehension due to Flock's lack of response to inquiries about data storage and usage. The discussion included insights from the police department on how the cameras are used locally, emphasizing that they capture still images of license plates in public areas without constant recording or monitoring of vehicle interiors. There was a consensus to invite Flock representatives to a future council meeting to address these concerns publicly, specifically targeting the July 28th meeting.
City Council Authorizes Contract Renewal for Extra Duty Policing with Sheriff's Office
The City Council discussed and approved a motion to authorize the mayor to sign a contract with the East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office for extra duty policing within the city of Central. This action is a continuation of an existing extra duty contract, with no new implications beyond the standard arrangement.
City Council Defers Decision on Police Technology Contract with Exxon Enterprise
The City Council discussed and ultimately deferred a resolution to approve a new contract with Exxon Enterprise Incorporated for technology, equipment, and services for the Central Police Department. The primary discussion point was the contract length, with options for five or ten years. Concerns were raised about long-term commitments versus potential technological advancements and the benefits of a ten-year contract, which includes equipment upgrades. The council decided to defer the item to the July 14, 2026, meeting for further consideration.
City Council Approves Final Development Plan for 'The Oaks at Drawn Creek' with Siding Condition
The City Council reviewed and recommended approval of the final development plan for 'The Oaks at Drawn Creek', a subdivision intended for 69 single-family dwellings. The plan includes private streets and public sewer treatment, covering 111.77 acres. A condition was added that fiber cement building material must be used for siding. The applicant requested to defer the public hearing date from July 28, 2026, to August 11, 2026.
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