On the agenda: Daphne Public Safety Committee — Flock Camera (Nov 9)
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PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
REGULAR MEETING AGENDA
1705 MAIN STREET, DAPHNE, AL
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2026 at 4:30 PM
Mayor Robin LeJeune
Councilwoman Tommie Conaway – District 1
Councilman Steve Olen – District 2
Councilman Joel Coleman – District 3
Councilman Oliver Roberts – District 4
Councilwoman Stephanie Messinger – District 5
Councilman Benjamin Hughes – District 6
Chairperson, Councilwoman Jennifer Green –
District 7
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
3.
APPROVE MINUTES
A.
4.
5.
Police Chief Brian Gulsby
Fire Chief LeAnn Tacon
City Development Director, Troy Strunk
City Clerk, Cindy Beaudreau
City Attorney, Jay Ross
Recording Secretary, Christina Brazell
Review the minutes from the October 2026 meeting
POLICE DEPARTMENT
A.
Old Business
B.
New Business
FIRE DEPARTMENT
A.
Old Business
B.
New Business
6.
OTHER BUSINESS
7.
ADJOURN
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October 13, 2026
PUBLIC SAFETY MEETING MINUTES
1705 MAIN STREET
DAPHNE, AL
4:30 P.M.
1.
CALL TO ORDER:
There being a quorum present, the meeting was called to order at 4:30 p.m. by Councilwoman Jennifer Green.
2.
ROLL CALL:
COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilmen Oliver Roberts, Benjamin Hughes,
Joel Coleman, Steve Olen and Councilwomen Jennifer Green and Tommie Conaway.
ABSENT: Councilwoman Stephanie Messenger
Also Present: Mayor LeJeune, City Attorney; Patrick Dungan, Troy Strunk, Fire Department; Chief Tacon,
Police Department; Chief Gulsby, City Clerk; Cindy Beaudreau, Recording Secretary; Christina Brazell.
Junior City Council present: Emma West
3.
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION:
•
•
4.
Elizabeth, Rosedown Lane
o Flock Camera Discussion. Provided statistics regarding the cameras and requested the City to
reconsider purchasing additional cameras. Also adopt policy regarding retention limits.
Cailey, Bluefield Dr.
o Flock Camera Discussion. Provided misuse stats by Police Officers in other states. Discussed
other risk regarding immigration enforcement and the flock camera network. Requested City
of Daphne Council provide reassurance regarding security.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
Minutes from September14, 2026 Public Safety meeting approved as presented.
POLICE DEPARTMENT – Chief Gulsby
Old Business: None
1
New Business: (Stats provided)
• 3 Flock Cameras were cut down inside the city limits.
• Staffing: 1 graduate from the Police Academy, 2 new Officers to start the academy next week.
• Stolen vehicle report.
• Recognition for Team (Crimes Against Children)// 1 of 2 LEO in the county for attendance for
MDT meetings.
• Nadia is now a certified Crime Scene Analyst. (First time anyone in our department has received
this certification.)
• State Drug Task Force Agent and Detectives completed drug seizure in the Wingedfoot
Subdivision. Warrants were issued for suspect at large.
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5.
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October 13, 2026
PUBLIC SAFETY MEETING MINUTES
1705 MAIN STREET
DAPHNE, AL
4:30 P.M.
•
6.
Storm Discussion, minor damages, nothing major.
FIRE DEPARTMENT: - Chief Tacon
Old Business: None.
7.
OTHER BUSINESS:
Chief Gulsby provided some of the examples of where the flock system information was used in the apprehention
of suspects for several cases.
Recent Case of missing person: BOLO// An elderly male went missing and was making his way to Orange
Beach. His vehicle crossed the path of where a City of Daphne flock camera was located, prior to being cut
down.
Safe Guards in place: Per Chief Gulsby, Officers have limited access, information is not shared, citations are not
issued with information provided through the system and audits are conducted. Officers are trained and held
accountable if any criminal misuse were to occur. (Flock:7 Day retention) (Recor: Retention 90 days)
(Public Access through website)
Adjournment 5:05 p.m.
2
•
Page
•
New Business: (Stats provided)
• Storm Discussion, numerous trees and lines down. One house fire.
Thanked the City for AED installations, one life saved at Al Trione Park this past week. 5 other citizens were
on scene and helped. Will reach out and try to get their information.
Awarded Grant FEMA Assistance to Fire Fighter Grant. Will assist with removal of exhaust from diesels while
running in bays. (Kara was thanked for her involvement) (Chief Nathan Adams provided statistics and details
regarding the grant).
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Public Safety Committee
Field Operations
Capt. Ardis
Incident Reports
Total Reports
Group A reports
Group B reports
Non‐Reportable
Arrests
Month
Group A
Group B
Crashes
Citations
Month:
Current
month
183
48
86
49
Support Services
Capt. Smith
October 2026
Previous
Month
240
75
120
45
YTD
2,346
609
1,169
568
Same Month,
previous year
177
57
120
0
City Jail
Inmates Booked
Daphne PD
162
139
BCSO
5
ALEA
1
17
0
20.5
$7,751.88
$1,447.69
SFPD
95
20
75
153
145
31
114
142
1,493
295
1,198
1,258
186
50
136
143
Other
167
211
2,176
244
Communications
CFS total: Month
CFS total: YTD
2,598
26,620
Police related
2,487
Avg. Population
Meal Costs
Medical Costs
D‐Runs
63
54
672
61
Assist Motorist
114
91
828
88
Fire/EMS
Security Checks
749
704
6,974
616
Special Assignments
Warrants / SORNA
Served
Investigations
Assigned
Active
Inactive
Closed
Evidence items
AFIS entry & latent
SRO Reports
SRO Arrests
SRO Instruction Hours
Code Enforcement
Complaints
Warnings
Citations
Business License
Enforcment
33
51
86
7
26
131
110
9
47
119
38
5
3
19
44
5
0
43
541
58
Recalls
98
83
460
1,079
238
44
20
371
7
48
97
24
3
1
46
26
14
0
50
25
0
487
615
40
66
8
1
3
11
351
11
Contacts
Total SORNA registrants
111
35
12
541
9
New SORNA registration
SORNA verifications
1
Attempts to contact
0
Traffic Unit
UTCs
Crashes
37
14
Arrests
4
1
Notes:
Signature: ________________________________________________
Chief Brian Gulsby
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District
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Total
13
9
8
13
4
2
14
Vehicle #
Warnings
Citations
2,698
46
5
Oct-26
D Runs by District
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Motorist Compliance
46, 2%
5, 0%
2,698, 98%
Vehicle #
Warnings
Citations
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Daphne Fire Department Monthly Report
Average Response Time
October 2026
5:33
2026 Total
5:29
Total Incidents
Structure Fires
Brush Fires/Trash Fires
Vehicle Fires
Fires Other
Emergency Medical Calls
Motor Vehicle Collisions
Marine Rescues
Other Rescues
EMS Standby
Hazardous Condition
Animal Rescues
Public Service Assistance
Unauthorized Burning
False Calls
Fire Alarm Activations
Other Incidents
477
4
5
1
0
299
36
0
1
2
26
0
34
0
14
55
0
4,535
43
41
26
4
2,695
379
8
11
12
288
0
345
1
264
401
17
EMS Patients Treated
Patients Transported in Care of
DFD Paramedics
173
2
1,579
36
Total Mutual Aid Given
Spanish Fort
Fairhope
Belforest
Other Department
Total Mutual Aid Received
Spanish Fort
Fairhope
Belforest
5
1
3
1
0
3
3
0
0
65
20
28
16
2
28
15
8
4
Other Department
0
1
Training/Fire Prevention
Training Hours
Child Safety Seat Inspections
Station Tours/Truck Displays
Smoke Detector/Battery Install
CPAT Testing
October 2026
1,166
2
22
2
5
2026 Total
12,249
26
53
3
83
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