Pflugerville postpones $175,000 Flock camera contract vote
Pflugerville City Council delayed a vote on a two-year, $175,000 Flock Safety camera contract in August due to privacy concerns.
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Pflugerville City Council delayed a vote on a two-year, $175,000 Flock Safety camera contract in August due to privacy concerns.
Read more →Centerton's six-member city council voted unanimously Tuesday to end its contract with Flock Safety, citing privacy concerns and lack of demonstrated benefits.
Read more →Grass Valley Police has suspended its fixed-point license plate readers and cancelled its Flock Safety contract.
Read more →Renton City Council will vote next week on whether to renew its Flock Safety ALPR contract after approving a motion to physically cover the inactive cameras.
Read more →Renton, Washington became the first U.S. city to pass a policy requiring physical coverage of Flock Safety cameras.
Read more →NBC4 WCMH-TV published a map showing where Flock Safety cameras are deployed in the Columbus area.
Read more →Pekin has delayed renewing its automatic license plate reader contract, halting an existing surveillance program.
Read more →League City City Council will vote August 11 on calling a November 3 referendum where voters could decide whether the police department continues using Flock automated license plate…
Read more →Marion City Council passed an ordinance to ban Flock Safety cameras by a 5-4 vote on August 11, 2026.
Read more →The New York Times reported on widespread public concern about Flock Safety automatic license plate reader camera deployments.
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