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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION — MAY 12, 2025 12 were using license plates to look up women. There have been a lot of changes around those laws. She wants to know more about this specific vendor. Where is the system hosted? If they have a data privacy impact assessment, she would love to see it. She would also like to see the procedures and policies they have in place at the Sheriff's Office. And she'd like to see the body worn camera audit. Councilmember Holden agrees it would be good to get the policies and procedures. Mayor Grant summarized we would like to see the policies and procedures, end to end data flow, data access, data access requirements. He requested that information be sent to City Administrator Jagoe. City Administrator Jagoe said there is a portion of the cost for Flock cameras in the 2025 prorated budget that the Ramsey County Sheriff will pay for. It shows the total cost is $41,500. The amount being charged to the contract cities is $28,500. The Sheriff is paying some installation and other costs out of their budget. She asked if she receives the information Council has requested, could this be scheduled for the next council meeting. This was an item scheduled for a previous work session and it was bumped to tonight. The Sheriff's Department is looking for all of the Contract Cities to have their Council decisions by the end of May. Mayor Grant asked if Council is good with moving this to the May 27t' Council Meeting, assuming they get the information requested. Councilmember Monson said she wants answers to all of Councilmember Rousseau's questions. Mayor Grant asked if Council would like to schedule a Special Work Session. Councilmember Weber said he was going to recommend a Special Work Session when we get to agenda planning because we are falling behind. He would like to get through some of the items on the list. Mayor Grant asked Commander Hankee how long he thinks it will take to get the information that has been requested. Commander Hankee hopes it will be sometime this week. D. Old Snelling Speed Limit Discussion Mayor Grant said it has been proposed that the speed limit should be 40 MPH. Councilmember Holden said that is a well utilized road for pedestrians walking their dogs. It will be used even more once the Roseville trail is connected. If it's 35 MPH, they're going to go 40. If we make it 40 MPH they're going to go 45-50. Councilmember Weber would support 35 MPH. Mayor Grant would support 35 MPH.