Stillwater Police Department
1 audit on file. Next audit expected 2028, 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
Substantive
Tested live system
Yes
System / vendor
Flock Safety
Devices / cameras
17
Retention found
30 days
Report pages
5
Period covered
August 1, 2024 to July 31, 2026
What the audit said
Clean sheet. Zero findings and zero exceptions recorded across all nine statutory areas: policy (Policy 427), record retention, data security and access control, data classification, interagency sharing, public log of use, BCA notification, biennial audit, and breach notification (Policy 805). The report contains no recommendations at all. Retention confirmed at the Flock 30-day manufacturer default, inside the 60-day statutory cap; 17 stationary Flock units. The auditor reviewed a sample of all data search requests for July 2026 ("all samples had a justifiable reason by the requesting agency"), audited the administrative control panel for retention settings, and ran "a review of all users" ("users were deactivated when no longer with the agency or using the system"). The Flock console "did not show any out-of-State sharing." First Flock ALPR audit for the department; it "plan[s] on continuing an independent audit every two years." Conducted by Dimitrios Hilton, Senior Auditor, MNSec.
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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