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Surveillance Cameras

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  1. Mon, Sep 141 item
    1. St. Petersburg City Council reviews police use-of-force, votes on utility rates, and discusses Flock camerasSt. Petersburg City Council reviewed a quarterly police use-of-force report, voted on utility rate changes, and approved a discussion regarding Flock surveillance cameras.Pinellas County

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  1. 01Flock Safetyorganization1 mentions
  2. 02San Pedro Gazetteorganization1 mentions
  3. 03CALL programorganization1 mentions
  4. 04Housing, Land Use, and Transportation Committeeorganization1 mentions
  5. 05St. Petersburg City Councilorganization1 mentions
  6. 06DeFlock St. Peteorganization1 mentions
  7. 07Richie Floydperson1 mentions
  8. 08Water Resources Departmentorganization1 mentions
  9. 09St. Petersburg Police Departmentorganization1 mentions
  10. 10Gina Driscollperson1 mentions

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  • Topic to peopleRichie Floyd, Gina Driscoll
  • Topic to orgsFlock Safety, San Pedro Gazette, CALL program (+5 more)
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  1. Sep 14, 2026NewsSt. Petersburg City Council reviews police use-of-force, votes on utility rates, and discusses Flock cameras