Edina Police Department
2 audits on file. Next audit expected 2027, on the two-year cycle in Minn. Stat. § 13.824, subd. 6.
Auditor type
Government consortium
Result
Compliant - no findings
Findings
None recorded
Audit depth
Checklist
Tested live system
Yes
System / vendor
Flock Safety
Devices / cameras
18
Retention found
30 days
Report pages
5
Conducted
October 15, 2025
Period covered
October 1, 2023 to July 31, 2025
What the audit said
Compliant on all nine checklist areas, zero findings recorded: department policy & procedures, record retention, data security and access control, data classification, sharing among law enforcement agencies, public log of use, BCA notification, biennial public accountability audit, and breach notification. 18 stationary Flock cameras, no mobile units; retention set to the Flock 30-day default (statutory max 60). Auditor's conclusion states only that Edina was "using the ALPR System as an effective law enforcement tool for the purpose of combating auto theft and other crimes linked to vehicle license plates." No recommendations, no exceptions, and none of the usual ghost-finding language ("recommend", "should", "did not", "as a result of this audit") appears anywhere in the report.
Auditor
Auditor type
Government consortium
Result
Not yet reviewed
Findings
Not yet reviewed
Tested live system
Not stated
System / vendor
Other / Multiple
Recorded findings appear in green because a finding is evidence the auditor actually examined the program. A report with nothing at all appears in red.
Every agency operating an ALPR in Minnesota must arrange an independent audit every two years under Minn. Stat. § 13.824, subd. 6.
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