Oklahoma City renewed its camera contract with Flock Safety while a wildfire prompted evacuations in Pottawatomie County.

The entities involved

• Flock Safety →

  American surveillance technology company

  • County leaders in Fairfax County are reviewing a potential partnership with the surveillance technology company Flock Safety.Mon 16:37
  • Surveillance technology use by Massachusetts State Police in Great Barrington is facing court scrutiny and public opinion review.Mon 14:17
• Oklahoma City →

  city and state capital of Oklahoma, United States

  • Oklahoma State Department of Health begins regulating local jail operations.Fri 17:13
  • Hurricane Polo remnants are bringing tropical moisture to Oklahoma City.Fri 03:53
• Wildfire →

  company

  • Wildfires are becoming a growing challenge across Southern Africa.Mon 17:51
  • Severe drought conditions are impacting the state of Georgia since May 28, 2026.Sat 19:49

Related events

• Oklahoma City City Council renewed a contract with Flock Safety, despite local opposition from advocates like Jarrett Freeman and the ACLU.Jul 1
• Flock Safety sold ALPR cameras to the county office in Johnson County on August 5, 2026.Aug 7
• Ramsey County council approved ending contracts with Flock Safety, with the Sheriff's office continuing to operate most cameras.Sep 3
• DeKalb County is now using Flock Safety cameras for surveillance purposes.Aug 31
• An incident began in the city limits of Oklahoma City on August 27, 2026.Aug 28