City of Boynton Beach, FL October 6, 2026 Regular City Commission Meeting

The City of Boynton Beach Regular City Commission meeting was held October 6, 2026. The commission received a presentation on the police department’s Flock automated license plate reader (ALPR) system. Staff reported 47 cameras in the city’s footprint, 39 deployed, with the city paying for 29; they described revised data-sharing controls, shorter retention, approval requirements, and auditing and transparency measures. Commissioners and residents raised concerns about data privacy, vendor practices, and what information the system collects. The commission reached consensus to bring back information on available options, including alternatives to Flock and related contract considerations, for discussion at the October 20 meeting. No decision to suspend or replace the system, contract award, or spending authorization was made. Three cameras on FDOT rights-of-way also need to be relocated. The consent agenda, including bids and purchases, was approved unanimously, but the transcript did not identify individual items, vendors, or amounts.

Other business included approval of a land-development regulation amendment and a development-order modification, plus discussion of neighborhood street parking; staff will return with options on parking in December. No other specific procurement awards or budget allocations were identified.