The public record
Camera locations come from DeFlock.me.
01 / The money
Documented in the city's published registers through March 10, 2026. Later payments are not included.
Last 12 months: $15,328.50.
October 18, 2025–October 17, 2026. This is a partial total: the available register stops on March 10, 2026.
02 / Follow each payment
All banks in the available registers were searched. Every Flock check found came from POOL2, the city's pooled cash bank at Anstaff. The register does not give a fund, account, or class for any of these checks.
The city's ledger is its detailed accounting record. Where a ledger entry matches a check's vendor, amount and nearby date, the connection below is an inference; the register does not print an invoice number to confirm it.
$3,266.50
A matching ledger entry describes cameras for roads, under new equipment.
Ledger match inferred from the vendor, amount and dates.
Running total: $3,266.50
$1,250
A matching ledger entry says CAMERAS/CAGLE, under new equipment.
Ledger match inferred from the vendor, amount and dates.
Running total: $4,516.50
$1,250
A matching ledger entry says FINAL INVOICE FOR. The printed description stops there.
Ledger match inferred from the vendor, amount and dates.
Running total: $5,766.50
$5,000
A nearby $5,000 ledger commitment says year two of a 60-month Flock agreement.
Ledger match inferred from the vendor, amount and dates.
Running total: $10,766.50
$16,161
A matching ledger commitment describes Flock cameras and equipment, under new equipment.
Ledger match inferred from the vendor, amount and dates.
Running total: $26,927.50
$9,000
Check 17322, dated December 22, 2025, was voided for $9,000. Check 17344, dated December 30, 2025, paid the same amount. The matching payee, bank and amount suggest a reissue; the register does not explicitly connect the two.
The city's register doesn't say what this check paid for.
Running total: $35,927.50
$6,328.50
A matching ledger invoice describes cameras; its description is cut off. It is charged to community projects.
Ledger match inferred from the vendor, amount and dates.
Running total: $42,256
03 / Put the dollars in context
The published Flock proposal for ESC Region 13 lists a Falcon license plate camera at $3,000 per camera per year, plus $650 for one-time standard installation. Read the pricing proposal, page 2 ↗
Safe and Sound Security reports a roughly $500 per camera per year increase effective January 1, 2024, and says some existing customers could retain earlier pricing with a five-year agreement. Read the pricing article ↗
At $3,000 a camera, $9,000 a year is three cameras.
The largest single check, $16,161, equals the annual camera fees for five cameras for one year, with $1,161 left over at that rate.
The $15,328.50 documented in the last 12 months equals the annual camera fees for five cameras for one year, with $328.50 left over at that rate.
These are price comparisons, not Harrison's camera count or confirmed contract price. They exclude installation. A check may cover other equipment or services, and the last 12 months of records are incomplete.
04 / The volunteer map
8 Flock camera points are mapped inside Harrison, within 17 in Boone County and 19 across the surrounding search area.
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Locations come from OpenStreetMap, the public map DeFlock uses. Mapped as of October 17, 2026. Explore DeFlock.me ↗
No mapped point in this snapshot names an operator. A camera inside city limits does not establish that Harrison owns, operates or paid for it. Volunteer mapping may be incomplete.
05 / What can be established
We searched the available public check registers, detailed ledgers, budgets, council records, agenda packets, claims lists and audits. Some scanned documents have no searchable text. The findings below describe the records reviewed, not everything the city may hold or publish.
The published records reviewed here do not establish how many Flock cameras the City of Harrison operates.
A December 26, 2024 ledger commitment says year two of a 60-month Flock agreement. The signed agreement was not found in the searchable records reviewed, so this ledger wording does not establish every contract term.
The published records reviewed here do not establish the City's complete annual price per camera. Payments include different amounts and a separate Flock Nova entry.
The published records reviewed here do not establish the exact agreement start date. The first Flock check in the available registers is dated February 27, 2023.
The register labels the paying bank POOL2, pooled cash at Anstaff; it does not print a fund or class for individual checks. The ledger places Flock entries in police/dispatch new equipment, investigation/extradition cost, and general community projects accounts.
The published records reviewed here do not establish who approved the Flock agreement or its approval date.
The published records reviewed here do not establish whether a grant, donation or asset-forfeiture money funded Harrison's Flock purchases.