28 Sep 2026
New York Police Department used Flock Safety to track license plates
Reported by The New York Times, 28 September 2026. Coverage of Flock and ALPR contract activity; see the linked source for the full report.
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What happened this week
Contract votes, audit findings, cancellations.
28 Sep 2026
Pinal County sheriff testifies Flock misled about camera capabilities
Reported by azcapitoltimes.com, 28 September 2026. Coverage of Flock and ALPR contract activity; see the linked source for the full report.
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27 Sep 2026
Flagstaff letter: City council needs diverse perspectives like corporate boards
Reported by Arizona Daily Sun, 27 September 2026. Coverage of Flock and ALPR contract activity; see the linked source for the full report.
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27 Sep 2026
Columbus paused Flock camera use but devices remain active
Columbus suspended active use of Flock Safety cameras while the devices remain installed throughout the city.
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26 Sep 2026
Florida governor candidates differ on Flock camera stance
Two Florida gubernatorial candidates have taken different positions on Flock Safety automated license plate reader deployment.
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26 Sep 2026
Harrisonburg moves to ban city use of license plate readers
Harrisonburg is considering legislation to prohibit municipal use of automatic license plate reader technology.
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26 Sep 2026
College Station renews Flock camera contracts
College Station renewed its Flock Safety automated license plate reader camera contracts for continued law enforcement use.
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26 Sep 2026
Camden, Arkansas plans to cancel Flock Safety camera contract
Camden, Arkansas officials announced plans to cancel their Flock Safety contract and cover cameras until removal.
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25 Sep 2026
Bloomington candidate opposes Flock and surveillance tech
Lilliana Young announced a campaign for Bloomington city council, pledging to oppose Flock Safety and other surveillance systems.
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25 Sep 2026
Stolen Flock camera yielded 1.6 million images
Hackers physically stole and reverse-engineered a Flock Safety license-plate camera, recovering 1.6 million images from 21 days of stored data without accessing the company's cloud infrastructure.
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