Oklahoma City Council renews $270k Flock camera contract

23 August 2026. [AI first draft. Verify every fact against the source before publishing.]

The Oklahoma City Council approved the renewal of a $270,000 contract with Flock Safety, a provider of automated license plate reader (ALPR) camera systems. [Verify: specific vote count and council member positions]. The renewal extends the municipality's use of the camera network for law enforcement and public safety purposes. [Verify: contract duration and renewal terms]. Flock Safety operates camera systems that capture and store vehicle license plate data, which agencies use for investigative purposes. [Verify: specific camera locations and coverage areas in Oklahoma City]. The contract renewal continues an existing partnership between the city and the technology company. [Verify: any changes to pricing, terms, or operational parameters from the previous contract]. Residents and local officials can review contract details, renewal dates, and related council votes through Oklahoma City's municipal records office or council meeting agendas.

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