Flock Safety.
American surveillance technology company
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What's happening
Active this week
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Flock Safety is operating in New Jersey regarding technology use, which is now being discussed in Senate Judiciary hearings.Some support2 reports
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State law enforcement is now widely utilizing Flock Safety cameras across Georgia.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Surveillance network operates in Georgia, but misuse has exposed system security vulnerabilities.Some support2 reports
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Flock Safety, a company providing ALPR services, is involved in a story about the expansion of its camera network and its use by law enforcement in Texas, alongside partners like Motorola Solutions.Well supported3 reports9 developments inside
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Richfield's city council is meeting while Flock Safety cameras are monitoring areas in the city.Some support1 report
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League City is considering a referendum regarding the use of Flock Safety's camera systems.Some support4 reports
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The city of Greeley, Colorado, is considering ending a contract with surveillance company Flock Safety.Some support2 reports
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Lawmakers in Congress proposed restrictions on surveillance technology provided by companies like Flock Safety and Motorola Solutions, while MapQuest integrated Flock data.Some support2 reports
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Telluride Town Council voted to remove funding for Flock cameras on October 18, 2026.Some support1 report
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Tempe city ended its contract with Flock Safety after powering down cameras. State review is ongoing.Some support4 reports1 development inside
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City in Mendocino County begins using Flock Safety cameras for license plate tracking.Some support1 report
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A District 4 candidate called for a moratorium on the use of cameras and associated software.Some support3 reports
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Flock Safety uses cameras across Michigan.Some support1 report4 developments inside
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Flock Safety is operating its surveillance technology in Metro Detroit communities.Some support1 report
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The city of Troy, New York, deployed license plate reader technology under mayoral oversight of city policy and technology use.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Mantello supports law enforcement cameras and the County DA requested license plate data in Troy.Some support1 report
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Flock Safety cameras are being installed and used in Ohio communities, with local administration seeking funding for related legislation.Some support1 report
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Township in Oakland County pays for Flock cameras, while Spencer Anderson is accused of damaging the readers.Some support1 report
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Lawmakers in Ohio are considering legislation to criminalize the misuse of surveillance tools.Well supported7 reports1 development inside
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Flock Safety deployed Falcon LPR cameras, which are now operational in Newton County.Some support1 report
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Vogel's project maps ALPR camera deployments across the United States, coinciding with the rapid expansion of Flock Safety's network in North Carolina.Well supported10 reports
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Rashida Tlaib introduced a bill in Michigan aimed at limiting the use of surveillance systems.Some support2 reports
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Flock Safety technology was tested in Northern Kentucky on October 15, 2026.Some support1 report
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Houghton County advised against corporate surveillance contracts involving Flock Safety.Some support1 report
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Pinal County Sheriff office evaluates technology contracts and a city uses automated license plate readers.Well supported4 reports1 development inside
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League City council voted to continue using automated license-plate reader cameras and disciplined an officer for alleged misuse of the system.Some support5 reports1 development inside
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Flock Safety devices are being utilized in multiple states, including Georgia, Illinois, Florida, and California.Well supported31 reports5 developments inside
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A policy debate is underway in Ohio regarding the use of Flock Safety license plate readers, involving legal challenges and opposition.Some support2 reports
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A city council in Ohio terminated its contract with the surveillance technology company Flock Safety.Well supported3 reports
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Virginia lawmakers passed usage restrictions for surveillance technology, and a City Manager addressed misuse detection concerns.Some support1 report
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Flock cameras were seen on Woodward roads in Oakland County before the township removed them.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Oakland County investigated unauthorized access to Flock Safety data.Some support1 report
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Florida banned license plate cameras on September 3rd.Well supported4 reports
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Oshkosh decided not to renew its contract with Flock Safety after Dean Smith found a representative lied about capabilities.Some support2 reports
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Flock Safety system is being used by Little Rock police, under the leadership of Mayor Frank Scott Jr.Some support1 report
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Suffolk County has signed a $5 million contract with Flock Safety to use AI-powered license plate reader technology.Some support2 reports
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Elgin Community College hired Flock Safety to install surveillance cameras on campus.Well supported5 reports
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A city contracted Flock Safety to install 15 Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs) in Roseburg.Some support1 report
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Flock Safety installed cameras in Lebanon, while legal and political debates regarding their use continue in Lebanon and Oklahoma.Some support1 report
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Minneapolis City Council is urging the end of contracts with Flock Safety, which currently uses cameras in the city.Some support1 report
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Maryville has begun using Flock Safety surveillance cameras for monitoring its area.Some support1 report
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Dutchess County has stopped using Flock Safety license plate readers.Some support2 reports
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Steven Greer filed a lawsuit against Port St. Lucie, challenging the use of Flock Safety surveillance cameras.Some support1 report
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Senator Chuck Schumer called on Flock Safety to answer questions regarding their surveillance technology.Some support1 report
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Flock Safety cameras used in League City have begun feeding data into the FBI database.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Smithfield shared Flock Safety data with the FBI, which subsequently turned the information over to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.Some support1 report
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Flock Safety, a company based in Georgia, is adopting its technology across Idaho.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Surveillance technology is operating in Idaho, involving Flock Safety, Motorola Solutions, and Idaho Senator Ron Taylor.Some support1 report
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Flock Safety sought a contract with Columbia County on October 11, 2026.Some support1 report
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Flock cameras in Hendersonville are reported to be improving crime clearance rates.Some support2 reports
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Flock's LPR systems have become widespread across Connecticut, prompting resident advocacy via Instagram and leading to cancellations by various municipalities.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Flock Safety deployed cameras in South Windsor, Connecticut.Some support1 report
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Fullerton suspended its Flock license plate reader system while Costa Mesa maintained its surveillance cameras amid nationwide controversy.Some support1 report
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Scrutiny of surveillance cameras is growing while fighting has spread into a wider war.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A committee questioned Flock Safety executives regarding the use of its surveillance technology.Some support2 reports
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The City of Reno is terminating its contract with Flock Safety, a decision announced by Kathleen Taylor.Some support1 report
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Flock Safety cameras are being utilized by law enforcement in cities like Chicago and Boulder, where one camera recently aided a police arrest.Some support1 report
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Dallas police are using Flock cameras for investigations.Well supported4 reports
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Cass County approved and installed Flock Safety surveillance cameras in Harwood and Horace.Some support1 report
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The Chicago Police Department accessed the Flock Safety database for searches via a third party.Some support1 report
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What's reaching Flock Safety
Events traced to Flock Safety, step by step, newest first- Increased focus on school safety may boost demand for Flock SafetyIncreased focus on school safety may boost demand for Flock SafetyPossible
- Breckenridge may lose Flock contract by switching to AxonBreckenridge's switch to Axon may reduce Flock Safety's municipal revenueLikely
- Milwaukee County ban could reduce Flock Safety's revenueFlock Safety may face reduced revenue after Milwaukee County bans its camerasLikely
- New Tulsa ruling may limit Flock Safety's surveillance technology useFlock Safety may face reduced market demand if tracking data use is legally restricted.Possible
- Flock Safety may lose revenue after Henrico cancels contractFlock Safety faces revenue loss after Henrico's contract cancellationAlready happening
- Renton's camera pause threatens Flock Safety's contract revenueFlock Safety faces contract risk as Renton pauses ALPR surveillance camerasLikely
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- Flock Safety cameras remain active at Arizona State UniversityFlock Safety maintains operational presence at ASU despite Tempe's ALPR banPossible
- Flock Safety may lose state funding and road permitsFlock Safety faces restricted deployment and funding due to state executive orderAlready happening
- Increased Chicago crime may boost demand for Flock Safety surveillanceIncreased Chicago crime may boost demand for Flock Safety surveillancePossible
- Flock Safety cameras may face interruptions from wind-related power outagesFlock Safety systems may face operational interruptions due to potential power outagesPossible
- Costa Mesa renewal ensures Flock Safety continues surveillance operationsThe contract renewal ensures Flock Safety continues surveillance operations in Costa Mesa.Already happening
- Flock Safety revenue may shrink if federal surveillance funding is bannedFlock Safety may face reduced revenue if the Flock-Off Act passesPossible
- New immigration laws may increase demand for Flock Safety surveillanceIncreased law enforcement activity may boost demand for Flock Safety's surveillance technology.Possible
- Flock Safety may benefit from LA's rising crime ratesFlock Safety may see increased demand for AI surveillance tools amid LA theft surgePossible
- Lexington review could change Flock Safety's city contractFlock Safety's city contract may face review and potential changesReported
- Cities and politicians increasingly oppose Flock's ALPR technologyFlock Safety faces growing opposition from cities and politiciansReported
Explainers that pass through Flock Safety
Flock Safety is a step on the way to someone else- Tulsa's ruling may change how surveillance technology is usedThe ruling may force changes to surveillance technology use in Tulsa.Possible
- Judge ruling may limit Tulsa Police Department's tracking capabilitiesA mild restriction on warrantless tracking may limit the Tulsa Police Department's investigative capabilities.Possible
- John J. Murphy may manage new oversight requirements for city surveillance systemJohn J. Murphy may manage new oversight requirements for city surveillance systemPossible
- How does Senate investigation into Flock technology use affect Congress?Senate probes Flock technology failures, eyeing future federal guardrailsReported
Around Flock Safety this week
News at the entities that move Flock Safety most-
Greg Abbott StructuralGina Hinojosa sued Greg Abbott's office for unredacted emails, while Elon Musk's company launch site neighbors Brownsville.Moves Flock Safety
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Ron DeSantis StructuralThe Florida Public Service Commission is regulating utility rates for data centers in Lake County, amid political discussions about AI infrastructure.Moves Flock Safety
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supreme court StructuralAAP candidates were declared elected in Moga district, and the court accepted commission findings on election issues.Moves Flock Safety
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Andreessen Horowitz StructuralInvestors, including Andreessen Horowitz and Thrive Capital, provided funding to Stripe.Moves Flock Safety
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Josh Hawley StructuralSenate debated bills to control data center costs, with Josh Hawley seeking to limit electricity rates and Jon Husted fostering Ohio development.Moves Flock Safety
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Florida StructuralThe Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation opened the EBL loan program, announced by Governor DeSantis.Moves Flock Safety
Connections
The 40 strongest of 973, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Huntington Structural
Flock Safety provides AI surveillance technology and services under a formal, multi-year contract with the City of Huntington.
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Greg Abbott Structural
Flock Safety's operational viability and state contracts are structurally dependent on the regulatory and funding decisions of Governor Greg Abbott.
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Ron DeSantis Structural
Ron DeSantis utilizes his executive authority to regulate and mandate the removal of Flock Safety's LPR camera technology from state roads.
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supreme court Structural
The Supreme Court's legal precedents regulate Flock Safety's use and collection of location data.
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Oklahoma City Structural
Flock Safety provides ongoing ALPR services under contract to the City of Oklahoma City for law enforcement use.
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Andreessen Horowitz Structural
Andreessen Horowitz has acted as a lead investor, providing funding and backing Flock Safety's valuation.
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Dallas Operational
Flock Safety provides AI-assisted surveillance cameras actively used by Dallas police for crime investigation and license plate tracking.
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West Virginia Operational
Flock Safety operates in West Virginia and is subject to ongoing legislative scrutiny and potential regulation regarding its surveillance technology.
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Monongalia County Structural
Flock Safety supplies surveillance technology, including license plate readers, to Monongalia County under a formal three-year contract for law enforcement operations.
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St. Petersburg Structural
Flock Safety's surveillance cameras are installed in St. Petersburg and are utilized by the city's police department under municipal contract review.
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Josh Hawley Structural
Senator Hawley has launched and chaired Senate investigations into Flock Safety's surveillance and data collection practices.
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Fond du Lac County Transactional
The contract between Flock Safety and Fond du Lac County was terminated due to data misuse and privacy concerns.
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Kingsport Transactional
Flock Safety holds a current service contract with the governmental entity represented by Kingsport/Sullivan County.
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Harris County Structural
Flock Safety provides surveillance technology services under ongoing contracts to Harris County.
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Georgia Operational
Flock Safety deploys surveillance technology across Georgia, integrating into law enforcement operations while facing state regulatory scrutiny.
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Caldwell Operational
Caldwell plans to discontinue its use of Flock Safety's camera surveillance system.
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Florida Structural
Florida has repeatedly regulated and restricted the deployment and use of Flock Safety's surveillance technology within the state.
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Florida Department of Transportation Structural
FDOT is formally regulating Flock Safety by revoking operational permits and ordering the removal of LPR devices due to misuse and privacy concerns.
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Institute for Justice Operational
Institute for Justice actively challenges Flock Safety's technology deployment through litigation concerning privacy and constitutional rights.
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Milwaukee Police Department Structural
Flock Safety supplies license plate reader camera systems that are actively used by the Milwaukee Police Department for operational purposes and are subject to regulatory oversight regarding their deployment.
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Sheboygan Transactional
Flock Safety provided camera surveillance services to Sheboygan, leading to a contract termination due to data management concerns.
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St. Clair Shores Structural
A five-year service contract is in place where the company provides camera installation and services to the city council.
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Michigan Operational
Flock Safety operates within Michigan, subject to legislative review, public criticism, and regulatory influence.
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Illinois Structural
Flock Safety operates across Illinois, subject to state regulation regarding data use and civil liberties.
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Texas Structural
Flock Safety deploys surveillance technology across Texas, operating under state jurisdiction and facing regulatory and funding restrictions.
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Austin Operational
Flock Safety actively deploys AI surveillance technology within Austin's jurisdiction, engaging in data sharing and regulatory interaction.
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Columbus City Council Structural
The Columbus City Council regulates and oversees Flock Safety's surveillance technology through contract review and public hearings.
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Congress Structural
Flock Safety is subject to formal legislative oversight and restrictions imposed by Congress regarding its technology.
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Boulder Structural
Flock Safety functions as Boulder's vendor, providing and maintaining the ALPR system for license plate data.
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American Civil Liberties Union Operational
The ACLU actively campaigns against and scrutinizes Flock Safety's surveillance technology and civil liberties practices.
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Jackson Operational
Flock Safety provides AI surveillance cameras used by the city of Jackson for law enforcement and public safety.
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Lansing Structural
Flock Safety operates AI camera systems in Lansing under a formal contract subject to city council governance.
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city council Structural
Flock Safety's operation is structurally dependent on the city council's regulatory oversight, contract approval, and decision to terminate services.
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FBI Structural
Flock Safety provides camera and network data that is integrated into and utilized by the FBI for investigations and crime databases.
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Richmond Transactional
Flock Safety provides surveillance and license plate reader services to Richmond, which is currently evaluating the renewal of the contract.
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Fort Wayne Structural
Flock Safety supplied license plate reader cameras utilized by the City of Fort Wayne, a service contract that was ultimately terminated by the city council due to funding issues and public backlash.
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Department of Public Safety Structural
Flock Safety supplies surveillance cameras and technology used by the Department of Public Safety for surveillance purposes.
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Greg Steube Operational
Greg Steube is actively scrutinizing and proposing legislation to regulate the use of Flock Safety's camera technology in his district.
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Lebanon Structural
Flock Safety provides and deploys license plate reader cameras for surveillance use by local authorities in Lebanon.
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Maryville Structural
Flock Safety provides surveillance technology and cameras to the municipality of Maryville.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
40 events- Surveillance network operates in Georgia, but misuse has exposed system security vulnerabilities.
- Richfield's city council is meeting while Flock Safety cameras are monitoring areas in the city.
- League City is considering a referendum regarding the use of Flock Safety's camera systems.
- Lawmakers in Congress proposed restrictions on surveillance technology provided by companies like Flock Safety and Motorola Solutions, while MapQuest integrated Flock data.
- Telluride Town Council voted to remove funding for Flock cameras on October 18, 2026.
- City in Mendocino County begins using Flock Safety cameras for license plate tracking.
- Flock Safety is operating its surveillance technology in Metro Detroit communities.
- Mantello supports law enforcement cameras and the County DA requested license plate data in Troy.
- Flock Safety cameras are being installed and used in Ohio communities, with local administration seeking funding for related legislation.
- Township in Oakland County pays for Flock cameras, while Spencer Anderson is accused of damaging the readers.
- Flock Safety deployed Falcon LPR cameras, which are now operational in Newton County.
- Rashida Tlaib introduced a bill in Michigan aimed at limiting the use of surveillance systems.
- Flock Safety technology was tested in Northern Kentucky on October 15, 2026.
- Houghton County advised against corporate surveillance contracts involving Flock Safety.
- A policy debate is underway in Ohio regarding the use of Flock Safety license plate readers, involving legal challenges and opposition.
- Virginia lawmakers passed usage restrictions for surveillance technology, and a City Manager addressed misuse detection concerns.
- Oakland County investigated unauthorized access to Flock Safety data.
- Oshkosh decided not to renew its contract with Flock Safety after Dean Smith found a representative lied about capabilities.
- Flock Safety system is being used by Little Rock police, under the leadership of Mayor Frank Scott Jr.
- Suffolk County has signed a $5 million contract with Flock Safety to use AI-powered license plate reader technology.
- Elgin Community College hired Flock Safety to install surveillance cameras on campus.
- A city contracted Flock Safety to install 15 Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs) in Roseburg.
- Flock Safety installed cameras in Lebanon, while legal and political debates regarding their use continue in Lebanon and Oklahoma.
- Minneapolis City Council is urging the end of contracts with Flock Safety, which currently uses cameras in the city.
- Maryville has begun using Flock Safety surveillance cameras for monitoring its area.
- Dutchess County has stopped using Flock Safety license plate readers.
- Steven Greer filed a lawsuit against Port St. Lucie, challenging the use of Flock Safety surveillance cameras.
- Senator Chuck Schumer called on Flock Safety to answer questions regarding their surveillance technology.
- Smithfield shared Flock Safety data with the FBI, which subsequently turned the information over to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
- Surveillance technology is operating in Idaho, involving Flock Safety, Motorola Solutions, and Idaho Senator Ron Taylor.
- Flock Safety sought a contract with Columbia County on October 11, 2026.
- Flock cameras in Hendersonville are reported to be improving crime clearance rates.
- Flock Safety deployed cameras in South Windsor, Connecticut.
- Fullerton suspended its Flock license plate reader system while Costa Mesa maintained its surveillance cameras amid nationwide controversy.
- Scrutiny of surveillance cameras is growing while fighting has spread into a wider war.
- A committee questioned Flock Safety executives regarding the use of its surveillance technology.
- The City of Reno is terminating its contract with Flock Safety, a decision announced by Kathleen Taylor.
- Flock Safety cameras are being utilized by law enforcement in cities like Chicago and Boulder, where one camera recently aided a police arrest.
- Cass County approved and installed Flock Safety surveillance cameras in Harwood and Horace.
- The Chicago Police Department accessed the Flock Safety database for searches via a third party.
September 2026
9 events- Flock Safety is operating in New Jersey regarding technology use, which is now being discussed in Senate Judiciary hearings.
- The city of Greeley, Colorado, is considering ending a contract with surveillance company Flock Safety.
- A District 4 candidate called for a moratorium on the use of cameras and associated software.
- Lawmakers in Ohio are considering legislation to criminalize the misuse of surveillance tools.
- A city council in Ohio terminated its contract with the surveillance technology company Flock Safety.
- Flock cameras were seen on Woodward roads in Oakland County before the township removed them.
- Florida banned license plate cameras on September 3rd.
- Flock Safety cameras used in League City have begun feeding data into the FBI database.
- Dallas police are using Flock cameras for investigations.
August 2026
6 events- State law enforcement is now widely utilizing Flock Safety cameras across Georgia.
- Tempe city ended its contract with Flock Safety after powering down cameras. State review is ongoing.
- Flock Safety uses cameras across Michigan.
- Pinal County Sheriff office evaluates technology contracts and a city uses automated license plate readers.
- League City council voted to continue using automated license-plate reader cameras and disciplined an officer for alleged misuse of the system.
- Flock's LPR systems have become widespread across Connecticut, prompting resident advocacy via Instagram and leading to cancellations by various municipalities.
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July 2026
2 eventsJune 2026
3 events- Flock Safety, a company providing ALPR services, is involved in a story about the expansion of its camera network and its use by law enforcement in Texas, alongside partners like Motorola Solutions.
- Vogel's project maps ALPR camera deployments across the United States, coinciding with the rapid expansion of Flock Safety's network in North Carolina.
- Flock Safety, a company based in Georgia, is adopting its technology across Idaho.