Dayton, Ohio
Program suspended June 2026 after an audit found camera data had been searched more than 7,000 times for immigration enforcement, prohibited under the city's own policy.
Read more →Program suspended June 2026 after an audit found camera data had been searched more than 7,000 times for immigration enforcement, prohibited under the city's own policy.
Read more →Ended its arrangement after a company representative was found to have misrepresented heat map capabilities to the city council.
Read more →Ended its contract during the 2026 cancellation wave.
Read more →The first Washington city to cancel an active Flock contract.
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 June 2025 after more than 30 community groups pressed the council. An audit found over 20 percent of searches lacked documentation. Police later used cameras through other…
Read more →Removed four cameras in January 2026 citing security concerns and federal compliance. Reporting found 279 queries by federal immigration officials in the first three weeks of deployment.
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