21 Aug 2026
Lansing council votes Monday on ending Flock camera contracts
Lansing City Council will consider a resolution Monday to terminate all Flock Safety automated license plate reader contracts.
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What happened this week
Contract votes, audit findings, cancellations.
21 Aug 2026
Marietta Oklahoma cancels Flock camera contract
Marietta City Council voted to cancel its Flock license plate reader contract after residents raised Fourth Amendment concerns.
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21 Aug 2026
Lansing council member seeks termination of Flock camera contracts
A Lansing city council member has asked the city to end its Flock Safety ALPR camera contracts.
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20 Aug 2026
Asheville City Council pushes police to end Flock contract
Asheville City Council members are calling for the police department to terminate its contract with Flock Safety.
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20 Aug 2026
Wilder, Idaho could ban license plate reader cameras
A petition has forced Wilder, Idaho to hold a vote on whether to ban automated license plate reader cameras.
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19 Aug 2026
Statesboro renews Flock camera contract for $1.1M over 5 years
Statesboro City Council unanimously approved a five-year renewal of the police department's Flock Safety contract for 54 cameras at nearly $1.15 million.
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19 Aug 2026
Grand Blanc Township renews Flock Safety contract in split vote
Grand Blanc Township approved a renewal of its Flock Safety contract despite not reaching unanimous support among officials.
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19 Aug 2026
Lynchburg pauses 15 Flock license plate cameras
Lynchburg Police Department halted use of its 15 fixed Flock Safety cameras on city rights-of-way following concerns from officials and residents.
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19 Aug 2026
Oklahoma City Council renews Flock Safety contract
Oklahoma City Council voted Tuesday to extend its Flock Safety automated license plate reader contract despite resident opposition and a recent officer misuse case.
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19 Aug 2026
Oklahoma City renews Flock camera contract with new data limits
Oklahoma City Council voted 5-3 to renew its Flock Safety contract with new data protections, marking the first time regulations were imposed on the camera network.
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