City of Maricopa to consider installing 2 Flock cameras

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — The Maricopa City Council is set to consider locations for two Flock cameras within the city, according to the regular meeting agenda for Tuesday.

In June 2025, the City Council approved buying two Flock Community Safety Cameras for $12,000, according to the agenda. It was funded through a donation from California Resources Corporation.

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City staff are proposing installing one camera at West Side Highway approaching Kern Street. The second proposed location is on West Side Highway approaching northbound Clark Street.

If the Council approves the locations, staff can start working on permit applications through Caltrans…

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