Foster, Rhode Island terminates Flock camera contract
Foster, Rhode Island has terminated its Flock Safety ALPR camera contract, joining four other towns in the state.
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Foster, Rhode Island has terminated its Flock Safety ALPR camera contract, joining four other towns in the state.
Read more →Englewood City Council voted unanimously to end its Flock contract over data-sharing concerns, paying a $27,500 termination fee.
Read more →A Lebanon resident gathered over 100 petition signatures against the city's Flock Safety cameras before a Tuesday council vote on their future.
Read more →Mount Vernon City Council advanced a resolution Monday to terminate its Flock automated license plate reader contract when it expires October 25.
Read more →Douglas is discussing implementation of Flock camera technology while Glenrock delays renewal of its existing contract.
Read more →Chesterton Town Council unanimously voted to discontinue its Flock Safety license plate reader contract following a police officer's misuse investigation.
Read more →Racine Common Council has voted to terminate its contract with Flock Safety, ending the city's use of automated license plate readers.
Read more →Woonsocket City Council voted 5-1 Monday to reject a ban on automated license plate readers and cancel Flock Safety contract.
Read more →Hilliard City Council voted unanimously to pause its Flock Safety automatic license plate reader camera contract following months of review.
Read more →Syracuse Common Council postponed a vote on an unspecified Westcott Theater matter at its regular meeting, delaying decision on the agenda item.
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