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Posted June 1, 2022
We Are Soon To Be A Flock Community!
The TrailMark Board of Directors is pleased to announce our recent vote to become a community participating in the national vehicle identification camera data network, known as "Flock."
In about eight weeks, or less, Flock will be installing two of their high-resolution day/night cameras on poles at the entrance and exit to TrailMark.
These cameras will photograph and data-log every vehicle type, color and their license plate, which enters or exits our TrailMark. The photos and data generated will instantly be available to any law enforcement jurisdiction which logs into the Flock system network or puts out a search for known stolen or problem vehicles.
Nefarious activities in TrailMark can be matched, by police, with vehicle or pedestrian activity within any time-frame. For instance, the Littleton Police Department will have full access to our real-time and stored data from the moment our Flock systems are installed.
These cameras will be mounted on twelve-foot, black poles with identifying signs, and they will photograph and log data 24/7 to the cloud.
All photographs and data are kept under Flock's secure control and are never accessible by the public, the HOA, or businesses. Flock is a very progressive and serious, professional tool for law enforcement and never a social or business tool.
All photos and data are erased in 30 days after acquisition, unless law enforcement has a special investigative need to save images/data.
The Littleton Police Department is moving toward deploying Flock systems sometime in the future. In fact, they were the ones who introduced us to Flock.
However, and importantly so, before the Littleton Police Department's system deployments, they will have access to any Flock systems, like ours and any other Flock participant's data and alerts, like Castle Rock's Flock data systems.
Residents will be able to register their vehicles and license plates as "Friendly" - in the Flock database, for TrailMark if residents choose to do so. It is strictly optional and not mandatory.
The Flock Systems, by the real-time and archived data that they generate for the Flock network of jurisdictions, have been shown a significant metric of reduced crime. For instance, Castle Rock has so much success with Flock's influence on crime reduction that they got the Littleton Police Department's attention.
Along with our new, continuing, and already helpful, dialogues with the Littleton Police Department concerning desperate classic and progressive ways to make TrailMark safer, the Board is very excited about the Flock systems as part of our safer TrailMark initiative.
The TrailMark Board of Directors is pleased to announce our recent vote to become a community participating in the national vehicle identification camera data network, known as "Flock."
In about eight weeks, or less, Flock will be installing two of their high-resolution day/night cameras on poles at the entrance and exit to TrailMark.
These cameras will photograph and data-log every vehicle type, color and their license plate, which enters or exits our TrailMark. The photos and data generated will instantly be available to any law enforcement jurisdiction which logs into the Flock system network or puts out a search for known stolen or problem vehicles.
Nefarious activities in TrailMark can be matched, by police, with vehicle or pedestrian activity within any time-frame. For instance, the Littleton Police Department will have full access to our real-time and stored data from the moment our Flock systems are installed.
These cameras will be mounted on twelve-foot, black poles with identifying signs, and they will photograph and log data 24/7 to the cloud.
All photographs and data are kept under Flock's secure control and are never accessible by the public, the HOA, or businesses. Flock is a very progressive and serious, professional tool for law enforcement and never a social or business tool.
All photos and data are erased in 30 days after acquisition, unless law enforcement has a special investigative need to save images/data.
The Littleton Police Department is moving toward deploying Flock systems sometime in the future. In fact, they were the ones who introduced us to Flock.
However, and importantly so, before the Littleton Police Department's system deployments, they will have access to any Flock systems, like ours and any other Flock participant's data and alerts, like Castle Rock's Flock data systems.
Residents will be able to register their vehicles and license plates as "Friendly" - in the Flock database, for TrailMark if residents choose to do so. It is strictly optional and not mandatory.
The Flock Systems, by the real-time and archived data that they generate for the Flock network of jurisdictions, have been shown a significant metric of reduced crime. For instance, Castle Rock has so much success with Flock's influence on crime reduction that they got the Littleton Police Department's attention.
Along with our new, continuing, and already helpful, dialogues with the Littleton Police Department concerning desperate classic and progressive ways to make TrailMark safer, the Board is very excited about the Flock systems as part of our safer TrailMark initiative.
(Click on image to view Flock brochure)
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Once our Flock systems are installed, if you see or are the victim of any nefarious or criminal activity of any type, CALL THE LITTLETON POLICE, and you will be able to tell them that you are in a "Flock Community!”
For a more In-Depth Discovery of the Flock Camera System, please visit our page regarding Flock Cameras in TrailMark. The FAQ’s were carefully answered by HOA Board Secretary Bill Kuenning. Posted May 18, 2022; Updated June 1, 2022 |
