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  1. Arizona officials are weighing contract renewals and proposing statewide standards for license plate readers involving Flock Safety.
  2. Tempe, an Arizona city, is facing camera scrutiny regarding its use of surveillance technology, including Flock Safety.
  3. Tempe city ended its contract with Flock Safety after powering down cameras. State review is ongoing.

Tempe canceled its contract with Flock Safety and approved a new contract with a Scottsdale-based company, Axon.

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Tempe canceled its contract with Flock Safety and approved a new contract with a Scottsdale-based company, Axon.

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  1. Both Scottsdale and Tempe discontinued Flock Safety's ALPR technology citing privacy concerns.1 source
  2. Tempe made specific decisions regarding its surveillance technology contracts, including a replacement partner in Scottsdale.1 source

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