Mountain View, California
Council voted unanimously to terminate in February 2026 after the police chief disclosed that the ATF, Air Force and GSA Inspector General had accessed the city's data against…
Read more →Council voted unanimously to terminate in February 2026 after the police chief disclosed that the ATF, Air Force and GSA Inspector General had accessed the city's data against…
Read more →After three hours of public comment, council extended the license plate reader contract on a 5-4 vote while rejecting a proposed expansion into drones, fixed cameras and investigative…
Read more →Runs 150 stationary cameras with a 30-day retention period and publishes a transparency portal. States it shares only with California agencies and not with federal immigration authorities.
Read more →The police chief disclosed at a June 2026 commission meeting that a regional intelligence center had queried the city's network on behalf of federal and out-of-state agencies roughly…
Read more →Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 in February 2026 to ban Flock from all county law enforcement operations. The sheriff's office may not operate, manage or touch the cameras…
Read more →Terminated January 2026, alongside Santa Cruz. Later also covered by the Santa Clara County ban.
Read more →Council voted unanimously to terminate in February 2026 after the police chief disclosed that the ATF, Air Force and GSA Inspector General had accessed the city's data against…
Read more →Cancelled January 2026 after officials found local plate data had been shared into Flock's national network without their knowledge or authorization, which California law forbids.
Read more →Council declined to renew, avoiding roughly $315,000 in spending.
Read more →Council voted 3-2 not to renew, declining both a $315,000 three-year contract and a $105,000 one-year alternative. Cameras were switched off on 7 June 2026. The police chief…
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