The same day, Commissioner Cook moved to keep the four Flock cameras and adjust the budget to use $10,000 from the Police Department's Forfeiture account toward the purchase. The commission approved the motion 4-0.
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Cornelia commission votes to keep Flock Safety cameras after trial
The city will continue paying for police surveillance cameras, with part of the cost coming from police forfeiture funds rather than the general budget.
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In November 2025 the Cornelia city commission considered an agreement with Flock Cameras for a 60-day trial. Commissioner Bagwell moved to enter the trial period, and the commission approved it 3-0, at a cost of $4,000 per camera each year.
In March 2026 the commission took up a proposal for Flock cameras and approved it 4-0.
The same day, Commissioner Cook moved to keep the four Flock cameras and adjust the budget to use $10,000 from the Police Department's Forfeiture account toward the purchase. The commission approved the motion 4-0.
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ApprovedconfirmedContinuation of Flock Camera program with budget adjustment
Commissioner Cook made a motion to keep the 4 Flock Cameras and to adjust the
budget to use $10,000 from the Police Department’s Forfeiture account towards
the purchase, seconded by Commissioner Reed. Approved 4 – 0
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Continuation of Flock Camera program with budget adjustment
Commissioner Cook made a motion to keep the 4 Flock Cameras and to adjust the budget to use $10,000 from the Police Department’s Forfeiture account towards the purchase, seconded by Commissioner Reed. Approved 4 – 0
ApprovedconfirmedProposal for Flock Cameras
Proposal for Flock Cameras
Tab I Approved 4 - 0
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Proposal for Flock Cameras
Proposal for Flock Cameras Tab I Approved 4 - 0
Appeared on agendaproposedProposal for Flock cameras
Proposal for Flock Cameras
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Proposal for Flock cameras
Proposal for Flock Cameras
Appeared on agendaproposedAgreement with Flock Cameras for a 60-day trial
Agreement with Flock Cameras for 60 Day Trial
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Agreement with Flock Cameras for a 60-day trial
Agreement with Flock Cameras for 60 Day Trial
ApprovedconfirmedFlock Safety camera 60-day trial
Commissioner Bagwell made a motion to enter into the trial period,
seconded by Commissioner Cook. Approved 3 - 0
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Flock Safety camera 60-day trial
Commissioner Bagwell made a motion to enter into the trial period, seconded by Commissioner Cook. Approved 3 - 0
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