Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Ended its arrangement after a company representative was found to have misrepresented heat map capabilities to the city council.
Read more →Ended its arrangement after a company representative was found to have misrepresented heat map capabilities to the city council.
Read more →Police Chief Jim Williams terminated the contract on 19 December 2025 and removed all stationary cameras, after telling Flock's CEO the opposition was simply residents raising legitimate concerns.
Read more →Cancelled in late 2025 after Flock installed two cameras without city authorization.
Read more →Council voted unanimously to terminate in February 2026 after the police chief disclosed that the ATF, Air Force and GSA Inspector General had accessed the city's data against…
Read more →After three hours of public comment, council extended the license plate reader contract on a 5-4 vote while rejecting a proposed expansion into drones, fixed cameras and investigative…
Read more →Council voted to renew through 29 December 2026, with an amendment barring the Northeast Ohio Regional Fusion Center from accessing the city's camera data. The safety committee rejected…
Read more →Subject of a Fourth Amendment challenge over its camera network. A plaintiff was logged 526 times in three and a half months without being a suspect. A court…
Read more →Runs 150 stationary cameras with a 30-day retention period and publishes a transparency portal. States it shares only with California agencies and not with federal immigration authorities.
Read more →The police chief disclosed at a June 2026 commission meeting that a regional intelligence center had queried the city's network on behalf of federal and out-of-state agencies roughly…
Read more →The mayor ordered police to stop statewide data sharing after an audit. The analysis found ICE did not access cameras directly, but searches came from Homeland Security, Border…
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