Contract votes, audit findings, cancellations.
College Station's city council voted 4-2 to renew its Flock Safety contract for one year on September 25, with two councilmembers opposing citing vendor and privacy issues.
Read more →College Station's city council will vote on renewing its Flock Safety contract Thursday as a local watchdog group challenges claims about camera usage limits.
Read more →Cottonwood has decided to cancel its contract with Flock Safety, ending the city's use of automatic license plate readers.
Read more →Harrisonburg City Council passed an ordinance prohibiting automated license plate reader cameras within city limits.
Read more →Harrisonburg City Council approved an ordinance prohibiting automatic license plate reader cameras in the city.
Read more →Auburn city council rejected immediate adoption of a citizen petition and sent the automatic license plate reader ban to a special election early next year.
Read more →Monroe, Ohio's city council voted unanimously Tuesday to terminate its Flock Safety contract and remove 24 automatic license plate readers.
Read more →Chattanooga City Council voted to renew a five-year contract with Axon Enterprise, extending camera and related services.
Read more →Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky asked the city council to review its Flock license plate reader system after hearing resident concerns.
Read more →Residents and activists have asked East Moline to terminate its Flock Safety automated license plate reader contract.
Read more →Send the link. An editor reviews every tip against the source; nothing publishes automatically.
