Dunwoody City Council has approved a $15,000 contract with police technology company Flock Safety after months of delays over security and privacy concerns.

The vote comes after negotiations over data use, cybersecurity issues and revelations that Flock employees accessed private camera feeds connected to the city’s network. Most residents who spoke on the contract during public comment sessions voiced their disapproval. The city council also approved a new master services agreement—the overarching contract that governs its relationship with Flock. The new agreement is intended to address some of the concerns raised by residents and city officials. by @mattacpc photos by @maybud12 Read more at the link in bio.