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Residents voice concerns, support as Fort Wayne considers Flock camera contract (opens the original)
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Area residents have offered competing views on Flock Safety license plate reader camerasâ role in policing as the Fort Wayne City Council considers whether to approve funding for the cityâs contract renewal. During recent City Council public comment periods, most residents who have talked about Flock have urged council members to reject the proposed renewal because of concerns including privacy. Some, including officers and civilians, have argued the cameras provide police with a valuable to
As Fort Wayne weighs Flock camera renewal, Indiana cities take different approaches (opens the original)
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As Fort Wayne officials debate whether to renew the cityâs contract for Flock Safety license plate reader cameras, communities across Indiana are taking different approaches to the technology. South Bend and Michigan City have expanded their camera networks while adopting different data retention and oversight policies. Bloomington, meanwhile, allowed its contract with Flock to expire this year after city officials concluded that Flock cameras couldnât provide a proper balance of safety and
Allen County approves $1.1 million settlement in jail wrongful death lawsuit (opens the original)
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Allen County commissioners approved a $1.1 million settlement Friday to resolve a federal wrongful death lawsuit filed over the 2021 death of an inmate who was under suicide watch at the Allen County Jail. The settlement resolves the lawsuit filed by Erica Newton, Ariona Darlingâs mother and the administrator of her estate, against former Sheriff David Gladieux, jail officials, Allen County commissioners, correctional officers and the jailâs medical contractor. The lawsuit alleged jail staff
Funding for streetlight project to launch Fort Wayne's Safe Neighborhoods Initiative approved (opens the original)
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The Fort Wayne City Council on Tuesday gave an initial OK to more than $250,000 for more streetlights that will better illuminate southeast Fort Wayne, a move officials say will keep neighborhoods safer. The contract will install 67 new street lights along Oliver Street between East Pontiac Street and Rudisill Boulevard. The ordinance received unanimous support on the initial vote. A final decision will be made at a future meeting, but initial decisions rarely change. Councilmen Russ Jehl, R-2nd
Tucker joins national entrepreneur campaign as founding mayor (opens the original)
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Mayor Sharon Tucker announced Monday that she has joined a national campaign focused on supporting entrepreneurs in local communities, calling the effort crucial to the cityâs future. Tucker said she was selected as a founding mayor of America the Entrepreneurial, a campaign created by national nonprofit Right to Start. The campaign aims to renew the countryâs entrepreneurial spirit as the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary. âFort Wayneâs future is bright, but only if we have
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