Follow-up sent · Fort Mohave and Mohave Valley, Arizona
Mohave County Sheriff’s Office asked about countywide plate-reader agreements.
Messages sent:
Summary posted:
A reply to the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office, sent after its September 17 no-records answer, asks two questions within the original September 10 request. Does the office hold any countywide ALPR contract, policy or access agreement, including one that lets deputies search plate-reader data collected by another agency or a private party? And was County Procurement checked for the purchasing records?
Wording from the message
“Does the Sheriff’s Office have any ALPR contract, policy or access agreement that applies countywide, with Flock Safety or another vendor?”
What this establishes
Sending is verified; subsequent County replies are recorded below. The questions do not establish that such an agreement exists or that any plate reader operates in these communities. This is a follow-up within the September 10 request, not a new request.
What happens next
The October 22 packet supplies an itemized $114.60 invoice and says inspection scheduling at the Kingman office is being coordinated. It does not reconcile the earlier quotes or confirm free digital delivery, free inspection and self-copying, or an appointment. The October 13 fee dispute remains unresolved; no fee has been authorized. Await the fee basis, access arrangements and remaining records.
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