Englewood terminates Flock Safety camera contract

11 September 2026. [AI first draft. Verify every fact against the source before publishing.]

Englewood's city council voted unanimously to end its contract with Flock Safety, according to reporting from the Littleton Independent. The vote represents a reversal of the city's earlier adoption of the automatic license plate reader technology. [Verify: date contract was originally adopted, specific vote count, and stated reasons for termination.]

The decision follows a period of public engagement on the surveillance system. [Verify: timeline of public comment periods, community opposition or support, and any prior council discussions.] Flock Safety operates a network of fixed and mobile cameras that capture and store license plate images, with data typically retained and accessible through the company's platform.

Residents in other Colorado municipalities can review their own city council agendas and meeting minutes to determine whether similar contract votes, renewals, or terminations are scheduled.

Read the original reporting: Littleton Independent.