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The commission reviewed San Dimas’ Flock license plate recognition camera program, including 14 existing cameras, 95,000 daily hits, and 3,414 stolen plate hits tied to felony investigations. Commissioners also raised traffic safety, e-bike enforcement, and public outreach requests.
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The main focus was San Dimas’ license plate camera system, which city officials said is helping deputies flag stolen plates and support felony investigations. Staff said the city currently funds 14 cameras and is considering 13 more possible sites, with funding limits likely to shape how many are added. Commissioners also asked for follow-up on neighborhood traffic safety, e-bike rules, and other public-safety outreach topics. A recommendation for 1 to 2 additional cameras may go to the City Council if it is affordable.
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