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Board adopts security camera video-retention policy as part of consent agenda

June 23, 2026 | Crow Wing County, Minnesota


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Board adopts security camera video-retention policy as part of consent agenda
The Crow Wing County Board approved its consent agenda, which included a newly proposed security camera video-retention policy.

A commissioner asked what the prior camera-retention practice had been. County staff replied there had been no formal camera-retention policy previously and that footage had typically been overwritten after roughly 30 days. Staff explained the new policy establishes defined retention timelines as the county expands its camera systems; during the exchange staff referenced a 14-day retention timeline in the discussion as the defined standard.

The consent agenda motion that included the camera-retention policy carried by voice vote. The meeting record does not show detailed next steps for public notice or policy publication beyond consent approval.

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