Safety or Privacy? Hundreds of license plate readers cover the streets of Bakersfield -- ready to read and track vehicles suspected of involvement in crimes. The Los Angeles Police Department just

CLEVELAND, Ohio — As Mayor Justin Bibb fought to save Cleveland’s controversial Flock camera program, one of its most visible public champions was also on his reelection campaign’s payroll. Rev. Aaron Phillips twice rallied East Side clergy to City Hall in support of the controversial license plate readers,

Councilmember Emmanuel Remy schedules hearing on Flock cameras after audit finds thousands of possibly immigration-related searches of city data.

Last week, Ozarks First reported on concerns many residents in Springfield had with Flock Cameras and the number of them in the Queen City. The issues residents have isn’t exclusive to

The Los Angeles police department did not renew its contract with Flock due to data privacy concerns.

Residents are calling on the Texarkana City Council to disable "Flock cameras" and terminate the city’s contract with Flock Safety, an AI-powered license plate reader provider.

After overwhelming concern over implementation of Flock Safety cameras in the city, a majority of Huntington City Council members voted for the services during a meeting Monday, July 13, 2026 in Huntington,

Blaine County sheriff’s deputies used Flock Safety cameras to help locate a suspect accused of pointing a gun at a homeowner who was preparing to go on a bike ride with his children.

With nearly 300 license plate readers in the metro, Oklahoma City is set to debate whether to renew its contract with Flock.

Wilder council votes to restrict Flock Safety's data use after residents argue the camera contract violates Idaho's plate-reader law.