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On the agenda: Vallejo Surveillance Advisory Board — ALPR (Sep 17)

Past  ⚠ Agenda Watch  Vallejo, California · Thursday, September 17, 2026 — 2 days ago

About this record

The published agenda for the September 17, 2026 meeting contains: "ALPR", "FACIAL RECOGNITION", "Facial Recognition", "FLOCK SAFETY". The meeting has passed. The agenda stays here as a permanent public record.

WhenThursday, September 17, 2026
Check the agenda document for the meeting time.
WhereVallejo, California
BodySurveillance Advisory Board
On the record“ALPR”“FACIAL RECOGNITION”“Facial Recognition”“FLOCK SAFETY”“Flock Safety”“flock safety”

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Government public record — the full text of the published document, archived September 19, 2026. Gold highlighting of key terms is ours, not the original’s. Read the original document ↗

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SURVEILLANCE ADVISORY BOARD
REGULAR MEETING AT 6:00 PM
SEPTEMBER 17, 2026
HYBRID MEETING
www.Cityofvallejo.net

BOARD MEMBERS
Simon Lee (Chair, Dist. 4)
Mike Moreno (Vice Chair, Dist. 5)
Russell Owen (Dist. 1)
Tony Stewart (Dist. 2)
Peggy Cohen-Thompson (Dist. 3)
Alejandro Bras (At-Large)
Krupa Naran (Dist. 6)

Vallejo Room (Lower-Level JFK Library)
505 Santa Clara Street
Vallejo, CA 94590

NOTICE: Members of the Public will be able to
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The Vallejo Room will be open to members of the
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Any supplemental writing related to an agenda item for an open session of a regular meeting that is distributed to all or a
majority of all members of the Board less than 72 hours before the meeting will be posted concurrently on the City’s
website at www.cityofvallejo.net/agendas Written material distributed during the meeting, will be available at the
meeting if prepared by the City or after the meeting if prepared by someone else. Such materials may be obtained from
the Board Secretary
Vallejo Room is ADA compliant. Devices for the hearing impaired are available from the Staff Secretary.
Requests for disability related modifications or accommodations, aids or services may be made by a person
with a disability to the Staff Secretary’s office no less than 72 hours prior to the meeting by contacting via
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Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and the federal rules and regulations adopted in implementation
thereof

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AGENDA

1.

CALL TO ORDER

2.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

3.

ROLL CALL

4.

COMMUNITY FORUM
Anyone wishing to address the Board on any matter for which another opportunity to speak is not provided
on the agenda, and which is within the jurisdiction of the Board to resolve, is requested to submit a completed
speaker card to the Board Secretary. When called upon, each speaker should step to the podium, state his
/her name, and address for the record. Each speaker is limited to three minutes pursuant to Vallejo Municipal
Code Section 2.20.300.

5.

CONSENT CALENDAR AND APPROVAL OF AGENDA
A

APPROVAL OF MINUTES FOR REGULAR MEETING JULY 16, 2026
Recommendation: Approve Minutes from the Regular Meeting of July 16, 2026.
Contact: Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]

6.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE/BOARD SECRETARY

7.

CITY ATTORNEY’S REPORT

8.

REPORT OF THE CITY COUNCIL LIAISON

9.

REPORT OF THE CHAIRPERSON AND MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE/BOARD

10.

INFORMATION CALENDAR
A

VALLEJO POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY TECHNOLOGY USAGE
REPORTS FOR DRONES, CELL SITE SIMULATOR, AND FLOCK ALPR
CAMERAS, FLOCK RAVEN GUNSHOT DETECTION SYSTEM.

B

AD-HOC COMMITTEE UPDATES-AD-HOC AUDIT PLAN, COMMUNITY
ENGAGEMENT.
Recommendation: Receive updates from the Board’s ad-hoc committees (Audit
Plan/Community Engagement) regarding their ongoing work, progress, and any
recommendations under development.
Contact: Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]

C

REVIEW AND DISCUSSION OF RECENT MEDIA ARTICLES CONCERNING
GOVERNMENT SURVEILLANCE.
Recommendation: Review and discuss media items included in the agenda.
Contact: Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]

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11.

ACTION CALENDAR
NOTICE: Members of the public wishing to address the Board on Action Calendar Items are requested to
submit a completed speaker card to the Board Secretary. Each speaker is limited to five minutes pursuant
to Vallejo Municipal Code Section 2.02.420.

A

CONSIDER THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A FACIAL RECOGNITION AD-HOC
SUBCOMMITTEE AND DETERMINE, MEMBERSHIP, SCOPE, AND
RESPONSIBILITIES.
Recommendation: Consider and vote on the appointment of a third member to
the Facial Recognition Ad-Hoc Committee.
Contact: Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]

B

CONSIDER AND DIRECT STAFF TO AGENDIZE A FUTURE DISCUSSION
REGARDING A SAB RECOMMENDATION CONCERNING THE POTENTIAL
RESCISSION OF THE FLOCK SAFETY TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENTS.
STEP 1 OF 2.
Recommendation: Staff recommends that the Surveillance Advisory Board
direct staff to place a future discussion item on a Board agenda regarding a
SAB recommendation concerning the potential rescission of the Flock Safety
technology agreements. The future agenda item should include relevant
information regarding the existing agreements, the City's surveillance use
policy, legal and operational considerations, and any other information
necessary to assist the Board in determining whether to make a
recommendation to the City Council regarding the potential rescission of the
agreements.
Contact: Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]

C

CONSIDER AND DIRECT STAFF TO AGENDIZE A FUTURE DISCUSSION
CONCERNING POTENTIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERESTED
SURVEILLANCE ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS TO VOLUNTEER IN
SUPPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT STAFF, CONSISTENT WITH
APPLICABLE CITY POLICIES AND BOARD RESPONSIBILITIES. STEP 1
OF 2.
Recommendation: Staff recommends that the Surveillance Advisory Board
direct staff to place a future discussion item on a Board agenda concerning
potential opportunities for interested Board members to volunteer in support of
Police Department staff. The future agenda item should include information
regarding potential volunteer activities, applicable City policies, legal
considerations, and any safeguards necessary to maintain the Board's
independence and advisory responsibilities.
Contact: Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]

D

CONSIDER AND DIRECT STAFF TO AGENDIZE A FUTURE DISCUSSION
REGARDING OPTIONS FOR CONDUCTING AUDITS OF EXISTING AND
FUTURE SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGY. STEP 1 OF 2.

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Recommendation: Consider and direct staff to agendize a future discussion
regarding options for conducting audits of existing and future surveillance
technology.
Contact: Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]
12.

FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS

13.

ADJOURNMENT

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ADDITIONAL CITY INFORMATION
Members of the public can:

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Sign up to receive City Communications via e-mail (www.cityofvallejo.net/subscribe)

Sign up for emergency alerts at: alertsolano.com
I, Lance David, Board Secretary do hereby certify that I have caused a true copy of the above notice and agenda to be delivered to

Simon Lee (Chair, Dist. 4)
Mike Moreno (Vice Chair, Dist. 5)
Russell Owen (Dist. 1)
Tony Stewart (Dist. 2)
Peggy Cohen-Thompson (Dist. 3)
Alejandro Bras (At-Large)
Krupa Naran (Dist. 6),
at the time and in the manner prescribed by law and that this agenda was posted at City Hall, 555 Santa Clara Street, CA at
1:30 PM , Monday, September 14, 2026.

Dated: Monday, September 14, 2026

Lance David
Lance David, Board Secretary

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AGENDA
Surveillance Advisory Board
July 16,2026

1.

CALL TO ORDER-6:00 pm

2.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

3.

ROLL CALL
Present: Chair Lee, Vice Chair Moreno, Bras, Russell, Stewart
Absent: Cohen-Thompson, Naran
Staff: Chief Assistant City Attorney Risner and Board Secretary David
Lieutenant Caitham, Lieutenant Martinez, Lieutenant Tai

4.

COMMUNITY FORUM - None

5.

CONSENT CALENDAR AND APPROVAL OF AGENDA
A

APPROVAL OF MINUTES FOR REGULAR MEETING JUNE 18, 2026
Recommendation: Approve minutes from June 18, 2026
Contact: Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]
Action: Moved by Boardmember Stewart, Second by Chair Lee, and
carried unanimously by all Boardmembers present to approve the
Consent Calendar and Agenda (Absent: Boardmembers CohenThompson, Naran)

6.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE/BOARD SECRETARY - None

7.

CITY ATTORNEY’S REPORT- None

8.

REPORT OF THE CITY COUNCIL LIAISON - None

9.

REPORT OF THE CHAIRPERSON AND MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE/BOARD

10.

INFORMATION CALENDAR
A

VALLEJO POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY TECHNOLOGY USAGE
REPORTS FOR DRONES, CELL SITE SIMULATOR, AND FLOCK ALPR
CAMERAS, FLOCK RAVEN GUNSHOT DETECTION SYSTEM.
Questions were asked to staff. Staff answered all questions asked.

11.

ACTION CALENDAR
A

AD-HOC COMMITTEE UPDATES- AD-HOC WORK PLAN, AUDIT PLAN,
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT.
Recommendation: Receive updates from the Board’s ad-hoc committees (Work
Plan/Audit Plan/Community Engagement) regarding their ongoing work,

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progress, and any recommendations under development.
Contact: Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]
Board Member Bras spoke on the Ad-Hoc Audit Plan.
Lieutenant Caitham did a power point presentation on Flock Auditing.
Chair Lee would like agendize a future discussion concerning potential opportunities for
interested Surveillance Advisory Board members to volunteer in support of Police
Department staff.

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B

REVIEW AND DISCUSSION OF RECENT MEDIA ARTICLES CONCERNING
GOVERNMENT SURVEILLANCE.
Recommendation: Review and discuss media items included in the agenda.
Contact: Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]

C

CONSIDER THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A FACIAL RECOGNITION AD-HOC
SUBCOMMITTEE AND DETERMINE, MEMBERSHIP, SCOPE, AND
RESPONSIBILITIES.
Recommendation: RECOMMEND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A FACIAL
RECOGNITION AD-HOC COMMITTEE AND DETERMINE, MEMBERSHIP,
SCOPE, AND RESPONSIBILITIES.
Contact: Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]
Motion: A motion was made by Chair Lee to nominate Board Members
Owen and Moreno to the available positions, leaving one position to be
filled at the next meeting. The motion was seconded by Board Member
Stewart.
The Board directed staff to place the remaining appointment on the
agenda for the next meeting.
Vote: Motion passed unanimously with all BoardMembers present.
Absent: BoardMembers Cohen-Thompson, Naran.

D

UPDATE ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A TRAINING MODULE FOR
NEWLY ONBOARDED SURVEILLANCE ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS.
Recommendation: REVIEW THE INFORMATION.
Contact: Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]
Board Members reviewed the training document and had
other recommendations regarding this training guide.
Using the vallejopd.net SAB section of this website could
be an option for future training.

E

UPDATE CONCERNING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A PUBLIC FACING
FLOCK AUDIT ANALYTIC WEBPAGE.
Recommendation: Review the information.
Contact: Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]
Audit plan is still being worked on. Once the overall Audit plan is
completed, we can address this issue.

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12.

FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
Consider and direct staff to agendize a future discussion regarding options for conducting audits of
existing and future surveillance technology. Board Member Owen
Agendize a future discussion regarding a sab recommendation concerning the potential rescission
of the flock safety technology agreements. Board Member Bras

13.

ADJOURNMENT- 8:02pm

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INFORMATIONAL ITEM 10.A.

DATE:
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:

September 17, 2026
Surveillance Advisory Board Chair and Members of the Board
Lance David, Board Secretary
VALLEJO POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY TECHNOLOGY USAGE REPORTS FOR
DRONES, CELL SITE SIMULATOR, AND FLOCK ALPR CAMERAS, FLOCK RAVEN
GUNSHOT DETECTION SYSTEM.

RECOMMENDATION
Surveillance Advisory Board to receive technology usage reports on a monthly basis. No action is needed.
This is an informational item.
BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION
Per established direction from the board, the police department to present deployed technology reports on a
monthly basis as an information item only. No action is required from the board. The board receives reports on
the following technologies on a monthly basis:



Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR)
Cell site simulator(CSS) Deployment
Raven gunshot detection technology
Drone Flight log - UAS YTD

ATTACHMENTS
1.
ALPR August - 2026
2.
AUGUST 2026 CSS DEPLOYMENT LOG
3.
Raven Analytics August 2026
4.
Raven_Shots Fired Alerts Jan - August 2026
5.
UAS YTD 2026 9-17-26

CONTACT
Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]

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ALPR 2026
January - August 2026
LAW ENFORCEMENT USE ONLY

License Plate Readers Overview
January - August 2026

Vehicle Recoveries
with use of LPR

Cases Assisted by LPR

46

219

(Identifying suspect veh/Location
History, etc.)

Hot List LPR Reads

Arrests with
the use of LPR

(Stolen Veh/Stolen Plate/Bolo/Alerts)

62

75,896
Offenses of Arrests






Offenses Associated with Arrests
Homicide
• Rape
Human trafficking
• Assault – Aggravated
False Imprisonment
• Warrant – Felony
Stolen Vehicle
• Carjacking
Burglary
• Possession of Stolen Vehicle
Stolen Vehicle
• Spectating Sideshow
LPR Hot List Reads
LPR Hot List Reads
Stolen Plate
Custom Alerts (Ofc Safety/BOLO)
Stolen Vehicles
Felony Vehicles
Total

Crime Analysis Unit
Vallejo Police Department
111 Amador Street
Vallejo, CA 94590
(707) 648-4321

VALLEJO POLICE DEPARTMENT
DETECTIVE DIVISION
111 AMADOR STREET
VALLEJO, CA 94590
(707) 648-4524

Amount
40,908
34,168
694
126
75,896

September 4, 2026

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Vallejo Police Department
Cell Site Simulator (CSS)
Deployment Log
Calendar Year 2026
The Vallejo Police Department recognizes the public interest in ensuring that cell site simulator technology is appropriately used and monitored and seeks to be
transparent with its usage. Please note that the cell site simulator is merely an investigative tool to find a cell phone. Results from the cell site simulator alone
are never used establish probable cause for an arrest or search.
A deployment is defined as any time the cell site simulator is turned on and used to find a target phone. The cell site simulator might be deployed several times
to find the same phone even if previously successfully located. Each deployment in the log is not necessarily a separate phone that was searched for. An arrest
is not necessarily effected even if a phone is located. There are many factors that determine when and arrest will be effected.
Authorized Purpose Codes:
(A) Locate missing persons
(B) Locate at-risk individuals
(C) Locate victims of mass casualty incidents
(D) Assist in felony investigations
(E) Apprehend fugitives
**In the event a search warrant is (N*) NOT obtained due to special circumstances, an explanation will be provided in a separate attachment**

1

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#

DATE

2

JANUARY
None
FEBRUARY
02/13/26
MARCH
03/10/26

3

03/31/26

4

APRIL
None
May
None
JUNE
06/11/26
JULY
None
AUGUST
None
SEPTEMBER

1

Case
Number

Crime
Code

Tonn/S. Diaz

26-1362

664/187 PC

Horton/Tonn

26-2424

MP

Horton/Coco DAI
Aaron Ross

N/A

MP

Horton/Jones

26-4774

187

Operator/ Affiant

Search Warrant
Obtained Y/N and
PRIOR or POST
Deployment

Purpose
Code

Agency
Assist
(Y/N)

Y

E

N

N

N/A

A

Y

Y (Not Exigent)

Y

N/A

A

Y

(Y) (Not Exigent)

Y

N

E

N

Located
(Y/N)

Arrest Made
(Y/N)

Y (Not Exigent)

Y

Y (Not Exigent)

EXIGENT indicates
CSS was used
during Exigent
Circumstance.

OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
2

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DECEMBER

3

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Raven Audio Alert Statistics
January - August 2026

Total Alerts

7,015
Multiple
Gunshot Alerts

Single Gunshot
Alerts

Total Gunshot
Alerts

887

162

1,049

Sideshow Alerts

Firework Alerts

259

5,615
Data





Confirmed Shootings Criteria
GSW victim located/Identified
Evidence of shooting (casings/bullets)
Seen/Heard by witness
Captured by surveillance





Unconfirmed Shootings Criteria
Unable to Locate (UTL)
No evidence of shooting
Outside Jurisdiction/Referred to Other Agency
Fireworks

Shots Fired Calls for Service

Shots Fired: 300

Crime Analysis Unit
Vallejo Police Department
111 Amador Street
Vallejo, CA 94590
(707) 648-4321

Raven Shots Fired Alerts: 566

VALLEJO POLICE DEPARTMENT
DETECTIVE DIVISION
111 AMADOR STREET
VALLEJO, CA 94590
(707) 648-4524

September 6, 2026

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Incident Number
202601030001
202601030002

Date
1/3/2026
1/3/2026

Month
January
January

Date & Time
1/3/26 12:10 AM
1/3/26 12:10 AM

Type
Raven Alert
Shots Fired

INC LOCATION
700 BLOCK ILLINOIS ST
1000 BLOCK INDIANA ST

BEAT
5
5

202601220009
202601220010
202601220011

1/22/2026
1/22/2026
1/22/2026

January
January
January

1/22/26 1:07 AM
1/22/26 1:08 AM
1/22/26 1:08 AM

Raven Alert
Shots Fired
Shots Fired

1900 BLOCK OHIO ST
00 BLOCK MARIPOSA ST
1900 BLOCK LOUISIANA ST

5
5
5

202601240026
202601240027
202601240028

1/24/2026
1/24/2026
1/24/2026

January
January
January

1/24/26 3:42 AM
1/24/26 3:43 AM
1/24/26 3:43 AM

Raven Alert
Shots Fired
Shots Fired

1600 BLOCK SACRAMENTO ST
1500 BLOCK SACRAMENTO ST
1700 BLOCK ARKANSAS ST

6
6
6

202601240195
202601240196
202601240198

1/24/2026
1/24/2026
1/24/2026

January
January
January

1/24/26 6:03 PM
1/24/26 6:04 PM
1/24/26 6:07 PM

Raven Alert
Shots Fired
Shots Fired

1200 BLOCK LOUISIANA ST
1200 BLOCK OHIO ST
1200 BLOCK OHIO ST

5
5
5

202601310119
202601310120

1/31/2026
1/31/2026

January
January

1/31/26 3:04 PM
1/31/26 3:04 PM

Shots Fired
Raven Alert

BRANCIFORTE ST/LOUISIANA ST
200 BLOCK LOUISIANA ST

6
6

202602090129
202602090130

2/9/2026
2/9/2026

February
February

2/9/26 2:58 PM
2/9/26 2:59 PM

Shots Fired
Raven Alert

2400 BLOCK SONOMA BL
2400 BLOCK SONOMA BL

6
5

202602120212
202602120213

2/12/2026 February
2/12/2026 February

2/12/26 9:02 PM
2/12/26 9:03 PM

Raven Alert
Shots Fired

200 BLOCK CAROLINA ST
BRANCIFORTE ST/FLORIDA ST

6
6

202602180247
202602180251

2/18/2026 February 2/18/26 11:08 PM Shots Fired
2/18/2026 February 2/18/26 11:09 PM Raven Alert

300 BLOCK CLEARPOINTE DR
100 BLOCK LINCOLN RD W

3
4

202602230169
202602230171

2/23/2026 February
2/23/2026 February

2/23/26 4:28 PM
2/23/26 4:29 PM

Raven Alert
Shots Fired

700 BLOCK LOUISIANA ST
OHIO ST/BROADWAY ST

5
5

202603150245
202603150246

3/15/2026
3/15/2026

March
March

3/15/26 10:59 PM Raven Alert
3/15/26 11:01 PM Shots Fired

200 BLOCK MENDOCINO ST
1800 BLOCK LOUISIANA ST

5
5

202603260243
202603260244

3/26/2026
3/26/2026

March
March

3/26/26 10:19 PM Raven Alert
3/26/26 10:23 PM Shots Fired

2400 BLOCK SONOMA BL
SONOMA BL/TENNESSEE ST

6
5

202604030020
202604030019

4/3/2026
4/3/2026

April
April

4/3/26 1:34 AM
4/3/26 1:34 AM

Shots Fired
Raven Alert

100 BLOCK LINCOLN RD W
100 BLOCK LINCOLN RD W

4
4

202604040025
202604040024

4/4/2026
4/4/2026

April
April

4/4/26 3:58 AM
4/4/26 3:58 AM

Raven Alert
Shots Fired

000 BLOCK IDORA AV
500 BLOCK WALLACE AVE

2
4

202604080273
202604080271

4/8/2026
4/8/2026

April
April

4/8/26 11:16 PM
4/8/26 11:15 PM

Shots Fired
Raven Alert

100 BLOCK LINCOLN RD W
600 BLOCK MCLANE ST

4
4

202604130008

4/13/2026

April

4/13/26 1:56 AM

Raven Alert

000 BLOCK VALLE VISTA AV

6

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202604130007

4/13/2026

April

4/13/26 1:55 AM

Shots Fired

SANTA CLARA ST/TENNESSEE ST

6

202605110215
202605110216

5/11/2026
5/11/2026

May
May

5/11/2026 20:46
5/11/2026 20:46

Raven Alert
Shots Fired

100 BLOCK DENIO ST
SACRAMENTO ST/COUGHLAN ST

6
6

202605230076
202605230077

5/23/2026
5/23/2026

May
May

5/23/2026 10:54
5/23/2026 10:56

Raven Alert
Shots Fired

100 BLOCK HILBORN ST
100 BLOCK HILBORN ST

6
6

202605260016
202605260017

5/26/2026
5/26/2026

May
May

5/26/2026 3:18
5/26/2026 3:19

Raven Alert
Shots Fired

300 BLOCK CAPITOL ST
300 BLOCK CAROLINA ST

6
6

202606240222
202606240223

6/24/2026
6/24/2026

June
June

6/24/26 8:13 PM
6/24/26 8:15 PM

Shots Fired
Raven Alert

2100 BLOCK GRIFFIN DR
400 BLOCK MCGRUE CIR

8
8

202607020229
202607020230

7/2/2026
7/2/2026

July
July

7/2/26 10:13 PM
7/2/26 10:14 PM

Shots Fired
Raven Alert

000 BLOCK HARBOR WY
00 BLOCK HARBOR WY

6
6

202607230009
202607230012

7/23/2026
7/23/2026

July
July

7/23/26 2:15 AM
7/23/26 2:27 AM

Raven Alert
Shots Fired

00 BLOCK MONTEVINO DR
2400 BLOCK BROADWAY ST

8
8

202607230221
202607230223

7/23/2026
7/23/2026

July
July

7/23/26 11:04 PM
7/23/26 11:10 PM

Raven Alert
Shots Fired

800 BLOCK WILSON AV
100 BLOCK B ST

6
6

202608270009
202608270010

8/27/2026
8/27/2026

August
August

8/27/26 2:00 AM
8/27/26 2:01 AM

Raven Alert
Shots Fired

FAIRGROUNDS DR/WHITNEY AV
200 BLOCK SERPENTINE DR

8
8

202608290011
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8/29/2026
8/29/2026

August
August

8/29/26 2:31 AM
8/29/26 2:32 AM

Raven Alert
Shots Fired

1700 BLOCK SACRAMENTO ST
TENNESSEE ST/SACRAMENTO ST

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Vallejo Police Department – 2026 Year to Date Flight Log
Date

Time

Aircraft

Call for Service

Case/Inc

Flight
Time

Air
Space

Day/Night

1/6/2026

1526 Mavic 3

subject w/ with Gun

26-140

13

G

Day

1/7/2026

0250 Enterprise

459 PC

NA

13

G

Night

1/17/2026

0150 Enterprise

246 PC

26-521

24

G

Night

1/17/2026

2321 Enterprise

459 PC

NA

6

G

Night

1/21/2026

1302 Mavic 3

602L PC

2601210106

4

G

Day

3/2/2026

0600 Avata

Warrant Service

26-2231

15

G

Day

3/3/2026

0610 Enterprise

Warrant Service

26-2231

23

G

Day

3/3/2025

0610 Mavic 3

Warrant Service

26-2231

17

G

Day

3/3/2026

0610 Avata

Warrant Service

26-2231

15

G

Day

3/22/2026

0203 Enterprise

20001 CVC

26-2917

6

G

Night

3/28/2026

0120 Enterprise

245 PC

26-3160

3

G

Night

3/29/2026

0351 Enterprise

422 PC

26-3185

15

G

Night

3/29/2026

0400 Enterprise

422 PC

26-3185

8

G

Night

3/29/2026

2336 Enterprise

417 PC

26-3204

8

G

Night

4/4/2026

140 Enterprise

187 PC

26-3408

25

G

Night

4/9/2026

1813 Enteprise

417 PC

26-3627

24

G

Day

4/24/2026

0900 Enterprise

Career Day

N/A

15

G

Day

5/2/2026

0234 Enterprise

2800 VC

26-4447

22

G

Night

5/12/2026

1850 Enterprise

187 PC

27

G

Day

5/12/2026

2138 Enterprise

Threats to shoot

26-4827

17

G

Night

5/18/2026

1535 Mavic 3 Pro

search for 187 suspect

26-4774

11

G

Day

5/18/2026

1525 Mavic 3 Pro

search for 187 suspect

26-4774

20

G

Day

5/19/2026

5:08 Enterprise

187 PC

20

G

Day

5/19/2026

1745 Avata

187 PC

15

G

Day

5/26/2026

1515 Mavic 3 Pro

search for 187 suspect

26-4774

7

G

Day

5/27/2026

1422 Mavic 3 Pro

search for 187 suspect

26-4774

11

G

Day

6/2/2026

1720 Enterprise

187 PC/ Areacheck

10

G

Day

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Vallejo Police Department – 2026 Year to Date Flight Log
6/7/2026

0025 Enterprise

459 PC

26-5829

15

G

Night

6/14/2026

0025 Enterprise

2800 VC

26-5840

25

G

Night

6/14/2026

0025 Enterprise

2800 VC

26-5840

11

G

Night

6/14/2026

0436 Enterprise

415 PC

26-6098

14

G

Night

6/14/2026

0441 Enterprise

415 PC

26-6098

3

G

Night

7/20/2026

429 Enterprise

C11 459PC

2607200027

16

G

Night

7/20/2026

445 Enterprise

C11 459PC

2607200027

16

G

Night

7/26/2026

208 Enterprise

459PC

2607260030

10

G

Night

8/29/2026

30 Enterprise

Shots Area Check

26-9015

9

G

Night

8/30/2026

607 Enterprise

C11 10851 VC

2608300047

19

G

Night

8/30/2026

611 Enterprise

C11 10851 VC

2608300047

2

G

Night

9/6/2026

515 Enterprise

Missing Person

26-7341

10

G

Night

9/7/2026

2330 Enterprise

417PC

26-9342

17

G

Night

9/7/2026

2358 Enterprise

417PC

26-9342

27

G

Night

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Vallejo Police Department – 2026 Year to Date Flight Log

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ACTION ITEM 10.B.

DATE:
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:

September 17, 2026
Surveillance Advisory Board Chair and Members of the Board
Lance David, Board Secretary
AD-HOC COMMITTEE UPDATES-AD-HOC AUDIT PLAN, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT.

RECOMMENDATION
Receive updates from the Board’s ad-hoc committees (Audit Plan/Community Engagement) regarding their
ongoing work, progress, and any recommendations under development.
BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION
Ad-hoc committees(Audit Plan/Community Engagement) will provide updates to the Board on their ongoing
work, progress, and any recommendations under development.
ATTACHMENTS
None
CONTACT
Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]

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ACTION ITEM 10.C.

DATE:
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:

September 17, 2026
Surveillance Advisory Board Chair and Members of the Board
Lance David, Board Secretary
REVIEW AND DISCUSSION OF RECENT MEDIA ARTICLES CONCERNING
GOVERNMENT SURVEILLANCE.

RECOMMENDATION
Review and discuss media items included in the agenda.
BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION
Staff Would Like The Opportunity To Bring Forward Any Surveillance Media–Related Articles To The Board
For Discussion.
ATTACHMENTS
None
CONTACT
Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]

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ACTION ITEM 11.A.

DATE:
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:

September 17, 2026
Surveillance Advisory Board Chair and Members of the Board
Lance David, Board Secretary
CONSIDER THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A FACIAL RECOGNITION AD-HOC
SUBCOMMITTEE AND DETERMINE, MEMBERSHIP, SCOPE, AND RESPONSIBILITIES.

RECOMMENDATION
Consider and vote on the appointment of a third member to the Facial Recognition Ad-Hoc Committee.
BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION
At the SAB may 21st meeting, Board Member Owen requested that an item be placed on the agenda to
consider whether the board should move forward with discussing the development of a facial recognition
policy. The board has since agendized this item. At this meeting the board will recommend the establishment
of a facial recognition ad-hoc committee and determine, membership, scope, and responsibilities.
At the July 16th Surveillance Advisory Board (SAB) meeting, two members were appointed to the Ad-Hoc
Committee. However, because Board Members Naran and Cohen-Thompson were absent, the Board agreed
to provide them with the opportunity to participate before filling the remaining positions on the Ad-Hoc
Committee.
ATTACHMENTS
None
CONTACT
Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]

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ACTION ITEM 11.B.

DATE:
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:

September 17, 2026
Surveillance Advisory Board Chair and Members of the Board
Lance David, Board Secretary
CONSIDER AND DIRECT STAFF TO AGENDIZE A FUTURE DISCUSSION REGARDING
A SAB RECOMMENDATION CONCERNING THE POTENTIAL RESCISSION OF THE
FLOCK SAFETY TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENTS. STEP 1 OF 2.

RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the Surveillance Advisory Board direct staff to place a future discussion item on a
Board agenda regarding a SAB recommendation concerning the potential rescission of the Flock Safety
technology agreements. The future agenda item should include relevant information regarding the existing
agreements, the City's surveillance use policy, legal and operational considerations, and any other information
necessary to assist the Board in determining whether to make a recommendation to the City Council regarding
the potential rescission of the agreements.
BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION
At its July 16, 2026, meeting, Board Member Bras requested that a future agenda item be scheduled for the
Surveillance Advisory Board to discuss the City's existing Flock Safety agreements. The purpose of the
discussion is to provide the Board with an opportunity to review the current agreements, evaluate their
implementation and effectiveness, and determine whether it wishes to make any recommendations to the City
Council regarding the agreements, including their continuation, modification, or rescission.
Consistent with its advisory role under the City's Surveillance Technology Ordinance, the Surveillance
Advisory Board may review the use and governance of surveillance technologies and provide
recommendations to the City Council. Any decision regarding the approval, amendment, or termination of City
agreements remains within the authority of the City Council and must be carried out in accordance with
applicable City policies, procedures, and contractual obligations.
ATTACHMENTS
None
CONTACT
Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]

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ACTION ITEM 11.C.

DATE:
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:

September 17, 2026
Surveillance Advisory Board Chair and Members of the Board
Lance David, Board Secretary
CONSIDER AND DIRECT STAFF TO AGENDIZE A FUTURE DISCUSSION
CONCERNING POTENTIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERESTED SURVEILLANCE
ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS TO VOLUNTEER IN SUPPORT OF POLICE
DEPARTMENT STAFF, CONSISTENT WITH APPLICABLE CITY POLICIES AND BOARD
RESPONSIBILITIES. STEP 1 OF 2.

RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the Surveillance Advisory Board direct staff to place a future discussion item on a
Board agenda concerning potential opportunities for interested Board members to volunteer in support of
Police Department staff. The future agenda item should include information regarding potential volunteer
activities, applicable City policies, legal considerations, and any safeguards necessary to maintain the Board's
independence and advisory responsibilities.
BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION
Chair Lee requested that the Surveillance Advisory Board consider agendizing a future discussion regarding
opportunities for Board members who are interested in volunteering in support of Police Department staff. The
purpose of the discussion is to explore whether there are appropriate volunteer opportunities that are
consistent with the Board's advisory role and applicable City policies.
Any potential volunteer activities would need to be clearly defined to ensure they do not create conflicts with
the Board's oversight responsibilities, compromise the Board's independence, or involve access to confidential
information beyond what is authorized. The future discussion would allow the Board to identify potential
volunteer roles, review any legal or policy considerations, and determine whether a formal volunteer
framework should be developed. Step 1 of 2.

ATTACHMENTS
None
CONTACT
Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]

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ACTION ITEM 11.D.

DATE:
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:

September 17, 2026
Surveillance Advisory Board Chair and Members of the Board
Lance David, Board Secretary
CONSIDER AND DIRECT STAFF TO AGENDIZE A FUTURE DISCUSSION REGARDING
OPTIONS FOR CONDUCTING AUDITS OF EXISTING AND FUTURE SURVEILLANCE
TECHNOLOGY. STEP 1 OF 2.

RECOMMENDATION
Consider and direct staff to agendize a future discussion regarding options for conducting audits of existing
and future surveillance technology.
BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION
Board Member Owen has brought this item forward to consider and direct staff to agendize a future discussion
regarding options for conducting security audits of existing and future surveillance technology.
ATTACHMENTS
None
CONTACT
Lance David, Board Secretary (707) 648-5408
[email protected]

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