Contract votes, audit findings, cancellations.
Independence held a public meeting on Flock automated license plate readers where residents overwhelmingly opposed the technology, though no formal vote was taken.
Read more →Newtown Police Department announced it will pause stationary automated license plate readers following community concerns at a Legislative Council meeting.
Read more →Six speakers pressed Cumberland to end its Flock Safety license plate camera contract at an August 19 council meeting, citing security vulnerabilities and pending litigation.
Read more →A Lansing city councilman introduced a resolution calling for termination of all Flock automated license plate reader camera contracts.
Read more →Reported by The Times of India, 22 August 2026. Coverage of Flock and ALPR contract activity; see the linked source for the full report.
Read more →A petition to ban Flock Safety cameras and other surveillance technology in Wilder has qualified for a city council vote scheduled September 1.
Read more →Sandusky officials debated how broadly to restrict Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras in their city.
Read more →Fort Wayne City Council will vote August 26 on a $120,250 contract extension to continue operating 36 license-plate reader cameras.
Read more →East Bridgewater Police Department will end its contract with Flock Safety after community concerns about privacy and data oversight prompted a review.
Read more →New Bedford City Council suspended its meeting before voting on four motions regarding the Police Department's Flock camera system after public disruption.
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