Flock Safety is currently evaluating and renegotiating a contract for automated license plate reader cameras in Costa Mesa.
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Updated Jul 24
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What happened
Flock Safety is currently evaluating and renegotiating a contract for automated license plate reader cameras in Costa Mesa.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Flock Safety
American surveillance technology company
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Costa Mesa
city in Orange County, California, United States
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Los Angeles Police Department
POST participating California Law Enforcement Agency
Related events
- League City council voted to continue using automated license-plate reader cameras and disciplined an officer for alleged misuse of the system.
- Flock Safety is providing license plate reader services to the city of Moline and operating a nationwide surveillance network.
- Florida banned license plate cameras on September 3rd.
- Fullerton suspended its Flock license plate reader system while Costa Mesa maintained its surveillance cameras amid nationwide controversy.
- City in Mendocino County begins using Flock Safety cameras for license plate tracking.