Posted: Aug 03, 2026 8:03 PMUpdated: Aug 03, 2026 8:03 PMNathan ThompsonA divided Bartlesville City Council agrees to keep automated license plate recognition cameras and begin a trial period through another vendor. On a 3-2 vote Monday, the council approved a committee's recommendation to continue a contract with Flock Safety for the next year, but reduce the amount of cameras from 10 to eight. The two cameras from Flock would be replaced by two from Axon Enterprises for a period of five years. Ward 1 Councilor Tim Sherrick, who has been against ALPRs since he was elected, also spoke against the continuation. Bailey requested Sherrick to ask future questions about the Fourth Amendment to City Attorney Jess Kane.