San Leandro
Community
Safety
Cameras
ASST. POLICE CHIEF LUIS TORRES
Table of Content
Project History
Current Locations
Phase 2 Locations
Contract Amendment and Cost Savings
Success Stories
Utilization
Policy
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Project History
2022
February 22nd – Community
Safety Camera presentation
to City Council. Staff was
directed to locate a vendor
2022
April 4th – City Council
approved agreement with
Flock Safety to install 41
Automatic License Plate
Readers
2022
May 24th – Contract with
Flock executed and planning
& permitting process began
2023
February – First Flock
Automatic License Plate
Readers installed.
2023
May 10th – Notified by Flock
regarding upcoming price
increases for Automatic
License Plate Readers
2023
August 31st – All 41
Automatic License Plate
Readers installed
Phase 1
Camera Locations
41 Current Camera Locations
Bancroft Avenue &
Dowling Boulevard (1)
Estudillo Avenue &
Macarthur Boulevard (4)
Macarthur Boulevard &
Superior Avenue (1)
Dutton Avenue &
Macarthur Boulevard (1)
Washington Avenue &
Lewelling Boulevard (3)
Wicks Boulevard &
Farallon Street (2)
Fargo Ave &
Washington Ave (1)
Lewelling Boulevard &
Hesperian Boulevard (1)
Davis Street &
Timothy Drive (1)
Fairway Drive &
Doolittle Drive (1)
Marina Boulevard &
Alvarado Street (4)
Marina Boulevard &
Doolittle Drive (1)
Marina Boulevard &
Teagarden Street (1)
Davis Street &
Doolittle Drive (1)
Fairway Drive &
Merced Street (1)
Marina Boulevard &
Merced Street (1)
San Leandro Boulevard &
Davis Street (2)
E 14th Street &
San Leandro Boulevard (1)
E 14th Street &
Hesperian Boulevard (3)
Halcyon Drive &
Hesperian Boulevard (1)
Hesperian Boulevard &
Springlake Drive (4)
Wicks Boulevard &
Lewelling Boulevard (2)
Washington Avenue &
Springlake Drive (1)
Fairmont Drive &
E. 14th Street (1)
Bayfair Drive &
E. 14th Street (1)
Fairway Drive &
Monarch Bay Drive (2)
Phase 2 Locations
CalTrans Permitting Process
For Phase 2
Broadmoor Blvd &
E 14th Street (2)
Timothy Street &
Davis Street (2)
Davis Street &
Doolittle Drive (1)
Adams Avenue &
Doolittle Drive (2)
E 14th Street &
Sybil Avenue (2)
E 14th Street &
Hesperian Boulevard (1)
Proposed Phase 2
Monarch Bay Drive &
Mulford Point Drive
Floresta Boulevard &
Washington Avenue
San Leandro Boulevard &
Washington Avenue
Farnsworth Drive &
Manor Boulevard
Dolores Avenue &
Grand Avenue
Other Potential Locations
West Juana Avenue &
Hayes Street
San Leandro Boulevard &
W. Broadmoor Boulevard
Benedict Drive &
Sherry Court
Fremont Avenue &
Alvarado Street
E 14th Street &
Davis Street
Dolores Avenue &
Grand Avenue
Biggie Street &
Adams Avenue
Farnsworth Drive &
Manor Boulevard
Floresta Boulevard &
Washington Avenue
Washington Avenue &
Parrott Street
Other Potential Locations
Monarch Bay Drive &
Mulford Point Drive
Bancroft Avenue &
Estudillo Ave
San Leandro Boulevard &
Washington Avenue
Davis Street &
Orchard Avenue
Distinguishing Features
• Objective vehicle data (not
people)
• Coverage
• Portability
• Power source
• Easy to storage/retrieval data
• Machine vision
• “Transparency Portal”
• “Visual Search”
• Motion capture
• NCMEC integration
Contract Amendment and Cost Savings
• Flock Safety notified the San Leandro Police Department of ALPR camera price increases impacting future camera purchases and the cost to our existing 41 cameras, following the termination of the original CSA on June 30, 2024.
• Flock Safety offered the City of San Leandro a cost savings by extending the CSA by five years. • $2,500.00 vs. $3,000.00 per camera.
• $41,000.00 annual savings per year.
• $205,000.00 over the five-year term for 82 ALPR Cameras. • On-going annual costs are estimated to not exceed $210,000.00.
Success Stories
• February 2023- Flock used in a bank robbery investigation. During the investigation, detectives learned OPD was also investigating a series of bank robberies. Detectives used Flock and learned the same getaway vehicle was used on other bank robberies. Based on this information, detectives were able to identify a suspect and link him to five bank robberies. • June 2023- Flock footage used to locate suspect vehicle in a homicide investigation. • June 2023- Officers used Flock to locate an armed robbery suspect vehicle. This led to pursuit, standoff, and eventual arrest of suspect.
• June 2023- Detectives utilized Flock database search using only a vehicle color and description to find a carjacking vehicle based on time and location of footage. Investigation led the arrest of suspect.
• September 2023- Officers located an armed carjacking vehicle after receiving a Flock hit and arrested the driver.
Policy__
• 15-day retention
• No audio recording
• Official police
business
• IPA audits
• Record public spaces
• Unauthorized
use/misuse will
result in discipline