Pinal County ends Flock Safety ALPR camera contract
Pinal County has terminated its agreement with Flock Safety for automatic license plate reader cameras.
Read more →Contract votes, audit findings, cancellations.
Pinal County has terminated its agreement with Flock Safety for automatic license plate reader cameras.
Read more →Unable to prepare excerpt without relevant source material about the ordinance or surveillance camera proposal.
Read more →Troy City Council and the mayor's office disagreed on how to proceed after a 60-day audit of Flock ALPR cameras found 826 total searches.
Read more →A Louisiana state legislator from Caddo Parish is seeking to ban Flock Safety ALPR cameras statewide through legislation.
Read more →The Jackson city council unanimously approved a new Flock Safety contract on August 5, 2026.
Read more →Fort Wayne residents testified before City Council on a proposed one-year, $120,000 renewal of its Flock Safety camera contract covering 36 cameras.
Read more →Lake City Council prevented a scheduled vote on a Flock Safety contract from proceeding on August 4.
Read more →Ord City Council voted 5-0 to remove Flock license plate reader cameras following community concerns about data privacy.
Read more →Lake City's city council rejected a measure that would have allowed voters to decide on license plate reader technology.
Read more →Oklahoma City postponed a scheduled vote on its Flock Safety automatic license plate reader contract on August 4, 2026.
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