Commissioner raises concern about Flock automated license-plate reader contract; staff to share information
August 26, 2026 | Winnetka, Cook County, Illinois
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Aug. 26, 2026 — Commissioner Karen Isaacson told the Human Relations Commission she had concerns about the Village of Wilmette's contract with vendor Flock for the automated license-plate-reader (ALPR) program. The meeting summary records Isaacson's concern but does not include a detailed statement of the specific issues she raised.
Assistant to the Village Manager Sara Phyfer said staff would share information about the ALPR program and upcoming Public Safety Committee meetings in the village e-newsletter and on the village website. The Commission did not take formal action on the contract at the Aug. 26 meeting.
Assistant to the Village Manager Sara Phyfer said staff would share information about the ALPR program and upcoming Public Safety Committee meetings in the village e-newsletter and on the village website. The Commission did not take formal action on the contract at the Aug. 26 meeting.
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