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The last major assignment in a decades-long career with the San Diego Police Department had Capt. Jeff Jordon overseeing the city’s use of surveillance technology to help fight crime.

As a captain in charge of special projects and legislative affairs, Jordon was the department’s point person for implementing the so-called smart streetlights — a network of cameras across the city that record cars as they pass by.

Before he retired from the San Diego Police Department in April, when Mayor Todd Gloria declared the occasion Jeffrey Jordon Day, the outgoing captain helped select Flock Safety to run the city’s multimillion-dollar surveillance system.

Within three months of leaving public service, Jordon was hired by Flock Safety to help it win eve

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