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Miami Valley residents assess damage after Tuesday’s storms

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By Kiersten Riedford, Morgan Anderson Verified, Kayla Farris
| WDTN-TV (Dayton, OH) Verified
A home owner in Urbana in Champaign County is counting her blessings that her home escaped damage when a tree fell in her front yard. Her car wasn’t so lucky. Shannon Huffman said that when the Severe Thunderstorm Warning was issued Tuesday morning, she stepped outside onto the porch of her home on Miami Road to watch. She says she turned to go back in the house, and moments later saw a wave of green coming down toward the house.
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Dayton Public Schools spends $330K+ on Flock cameras with no usage policy

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By Morgan Anderson Verified, Channing King Verified
| WDTN-TV (Dayton, OH) Verified
Flock cameras have become a hot-button issue across the Miami Valley, but the area’s largest school district has no problem with them. Dayton Public Schools has spent more than $330,000 on the cameras since it began using them in 2023. But after three years of using them, the district does not have any policy saying what they use them for. That figure includes $173,000 for the initial 3-year contract covering installation and camera use, and $162,000 on a 2-year renewal signed last December.
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Dayton Public Schools spends $330K+ on Flock cameras with no usage policy

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By Morgan Anderson Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Flock cameras have become a hot-button issue across the Miami Valley, but the area's largest school district has no problem with them. Dayton Public Schools has spent more than $330,000 on the cameras since it began using them in 2023. But after three years of using them, the district does not have any policy saying what they use them for. That figure includes $173,000 for the initial 3-year contract covering installation and camera use, and $162,000 on a 2-year renewal signed last December.
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