Contract votes, audit findings, cancellations.
Multiple Central Texas law enforcement agencies have canceled Flock Safety license plate-reading camera contracts following public concern over data practices and misuse.
Read more →Columbus suspended its Flock automatic license plate reader cameras after discovering an officer searched for one vehicle over 200 times.
Read more →Columbus city officials have paused implementation of a Flock Safety automated license plate reader contract.
Read more →Cleveland law enforcement agencies use Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras in ongoing criminal investigations and prosecutions.
Read more →Shetland Islands Council is considering a subscription service charge for the Gremista household waste recycling facility to help raise £75,000 over three years.
Read more →Wilson city official Alston fielded council questions about the Flock Safety camera system during a meeting.
Read more →Barnstable Town Council voted 7-3 to terminate its Flock Safety contract and remove four automated license plate readers despite police department objections.
Read more →Residents urged the Saratoga Springs City Council to drop its Flock ALPR camera contract during a September 2026 meeting, while city officials defended the surveillance technology.
Read more →Barnstable voted to remove Flock Safety ALPR cameras from the town despite police department objections to the decision.
Read more →Reported by statesman.com, 4 September 2026. Coverage of Flock and ALPR contract activity; see the linked source for the full report.
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