Excelsior Springs Terminates Contract with Flock Surveillance System
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Updated Apr 8
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What happened
Excelsior Springs unanimously approved an ordinance to terminate its contract with Flock. This action will stop funding from the Master Services Agreement in the 2027 fiscal year. Mayor Sonya Morgan stated that the decision was made as part of budget cuts, following community concerns about the cameras.
From kctv5.com
Why it matters
The city's decision to terminate the contract reflects a shift in municipal spending priorities and public policy regarding surveillance technology. The ordinance requires the city manager to terminate the agreement within 30 days.
From kctv5.com
Who's involved
- Sonya MorganMayor of Excelsior Springs
- DullPolice Chief in Excelsior Springs
- Excelsior SpringsCity that approved the ordinance to terminate the Flock contract
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Excelsior Springs
city in Clay County, Missouri, United States
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