Marshall County Council votes to end funding for Flock cameras
By ยท Updated 28 Sep 2026
15 September 2026. [AI first draft. Verify every fact against the source before publishing.]
The Marshall County Council voted to end its funding for Flock Safety automatic license plate reader cameras. [verify: vote count and date of vote] The decision marks a change in the county's approach to the camera network, which uses ALPR technology to capture and store vehicle plate data.
[verify: reason for vote, previous contract terms, and implementation timeline for defunding] The funding decision follows a period of deployment or operation of the system in the county. [verify: which municipalities or facilities were served by the cameras]
Readers can check their own county or municipal records by requesting council meeting minutes, agendas, and contract documents related to Flock Safety or ALPR systems to understand their jurisdiction's camera funding status and any votes on continuation or termination.
Read the original reporting: wndu.com.