Florida law enforcement agencies are giving license plate data to ICE. Flock Safety is a private company that tracks all vehicles that drive past it. Police don't need a warrant to track people, and ...

A sign affixed to a mural during a rally outside of Troy City Hall on Friday against the use of Flock cameras. Bex Cahill speaks against the use of Flock cameras during a rally on Friday outside Troy ...

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As a growing number of municipalities cancel contracts due to concerns over data security, the Berkeley City Council delayed a vote early Wednesday morning on a $2 million agreement with surveillance ...

MADISON (WKOW) -- The Public Protection & Judiciary Committee passed a resolution to end funding for Flock Safety in the Dane County Sheriff’s Office 2026 budget. The Flock system costs Dane County ...

A hot potato: A growing number of US cities are ending contracts with Flock Safety, the Atlanta-based company whose AI-powered camera systems have rapidly proliferated across the country. Originally ...

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The city of Boulder’s partnership with Flock Safety, which operates cameras that log and store driver data, is under renewed scrutiny with a contract renewal looming and other cities opting for ...

After meeting for hours Tuesday night, there is still no decision on the future of license plate readers in the city of Richmond. Plenty of public comment was shared, with the Richmond City Council ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The Los Angeles Police Commission on Tuesday said it wants to know more about how data captured by the ...

Columbus City Council is not currently considering canceling its contract with surveillance company Flock Safety. Advocacy groups are urging the city to cut ties, citing concerns that Flock's license ...

Coralville City Council members have decided to take down the city’s two Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR) following ardent opposition from members of the community that spanned several months.