<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4gCRsh_1Guk4wtP00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4gCRsh_1Guk4wtP00" width="400" height="300" >The Roseburg City Council will return to the question of the use of Flock cameras at its meeting on Monday night.In March of 2023, the council received a presentation regarding the cameras and authorized Police Chief Gary Klopfenstein to proceed with entering into a contract for their installation and use.On October 12th, councilors were given another presentation about the cameras and requested that further information be provided at the next council meeting on October 26th. That evening staff provided councilors with answers to additional Flock-related questions. Following a discussion, the council postponed consideration of the motion to keep Flock cameras as is until Monday’s meeting.Mayor Larry Rich will make a proclamation designating November as Veterans and Military Families Appreciation Month. November will also be designated as Homeless Youth Awareness Month.Other items are on the agenda. The meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m. in the council chambers on Southeast Douglas Avenue. It can be seen on the city’s Facebook page or viewed later at www.roseburgor.gov</div></body>

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The Roseburg City Council will return to the question of the use of Flock cameras at its meeting on Monday night. In March of 2023, the council received a presentation regarding the cameras and authorized Police Chief Gary Klopfenstein to proceed with entering into a contract for their installation and use.

CITY COUNCIL TO RETURN TO FLOCK CAMERA QUESTION

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The Roseburg City Council will return to the question of the use of Flock cameras at its meeting on Monday night. In March of 2023, the council received a 

CITY COUNCIL TO RETURN TO FLOCK CAMERA QUESTION

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