Contract votes, audit findings, cancellations.
Oklahoma City Council voted 5-3 to renew its Flock Safety contract with new data protections, marking the first time regulations were imposed on the camera network.
Read more →The ACLU of San Diego & Imperial Counties launched a petition calling on city officials to cancel all automated license plate reader contracts.
Read more →Oklahoma City Council voted 5-3 to renew a $270,000 annual contract for 90 license plate-reading cameras.
Read more →Grand Blanc Township's board has scheduled a Flock Safety camera contract renewal for consideration at an upcoming meeting.
Read more →Livingston Parish officials are considering a measure that could prohibit Flock Safety automatic license plate readers on parish roads.
Read more →Jefferson City Council placed a public safety sales tax measure on the November 3 ballot and renewed its Flock camera agreement.
Read more →Jefferson City Council voted to renew its Flock Safety camera contract during a period of ongoing debate over the technology's use.
Read more →Surprise, Arizona terminated its Flock Safety automated license plate reader contract Monday after investigating a police officer for potential misuse.
Read more →Rhode Island has deployed at least 295 Flock license plate readers statewide, and three towns have canceled contracts in six weeks.
Read more →Waltham residents gathered to protest the police department's use of Flock Safety license plate reader cameras, citing privacy and transparency concerns.
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