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Tcf362fAppleton, WI (2026)

T969389City terminated its Flock contract and advanced an ALPR-funding ban

T969389Strategy: Mayoral decision + committee termination + proposed funding ban

The mayor announced in May 2026 the city would stop using Flock; the Safety & Licensing Committee approved a termination resolution June 24-25...

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Tcf362fBandera, TX (2026)

T969389City Council voted 3-2 to terminate its Flock contract

T969389Strategy: Council vote after repeated resident turnout

On May 12, 2026 the council of a town of ~900 voted to end its contract for 8 grant-funded cameras, after months of packed meetings opposing...

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Tcf362fBend, OR (2026)

T9693894 cameras removed, contract not renewed

T969389Strategy: Pacific Northwest cascade

Council voted to turn off and remove four cameras on January 7, 2026. Cameras were off by 3:15 PM on January 8. Contract will not be renewed when it...

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Tcf362fColumbia Heights, MN (2026)

T969389City Council voted to end its Flock Safety contract

T969389Strategy: Council vote after privacy/immigration-data campaign

Voted June 8, 2026 to end the contract — one of the first MN cities to reverse course. Of ~12 cameras, the 7 still installed were immediately covered...

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Tcf362fCoralville, IA (2026)

T969389City council voted to cancel its Flock ALPR contract

T969389Strategy: Council vote amid the national Flock backlash

In February 2026 the Coralville city council voted to cancel its existing Flock Safety contract — part of a wave of 39 cancellations in the first...

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Tcf362fDane County, WI (2026)

T969389County Board voted 32-1 to bar the Sheriff from buying Flock ALPRs

T969389Strategy: County board budget vote blocking purchase

Supervisors voted 32-1 in April 2026 to block the Sheriff's Office from spending $80,000 on Flock ALPRs.

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Tcf362fDayton, OH (2026)

T969389Police suspended the Flock program and covered all 72 cameras after a policy-violation audit

T969389Strategy: Program suspension after audit found immigration-enforcement misuse

An audit found 7,000+ outside searches tied to immigration enforcement — 'egregious violations' of city policy. Police bagged all 72 fixed ALPR...

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Tcf362fEl Cerrito, CA (2026)

T969389City council voted 3-2 not to renew its Flock contract

T969389Strategy: Narrow council vote against renewal

In May 2026 the El Cerrito city council voted 3-2 to not renew its Flock Safety contract, effectively ending ALPR use in the city amid privacy and...

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Tcf362fFitchburg, WI (2026)

T969389Common Council voted unanimously to discontinue its Flock contract

T969389Strategy: Unanimous council vote after privacy debate

Voted around May 27, 2026 to discontinue the Flock Safety contract and camera use.

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Tcf362fKaukauna, WI (2026)

T969389City ended its Flock Safety contract

T969389Strategy: City decision amid regional Fox Valley wave

Ended its contract, joining neighboring Fox Valley communities pulling out over privacy and data-sharing concerns.

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Tcf362fKillingworth, CT (2026)

T969389Board of Selectmen declined to renew its Flock contract

T969389Strategy: Selectmen non-renewal

At the June 8, 2026 meeting the board declined renewal; the First Selectman negotiated an early end and Route 81 cameras were slated for removal that...

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Tcf362fLos Altos Hills, CA (2026)

T969389All cameras taken offline

T969389Strategy: Bay Area cascade after Mountain View revelations

Part of the Bay Area cascade triggered by the Mountain View revelations and broader Santa Clara County scrutiny. When one city in a metro area acts,...

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Tcf362fManchester, VT (2026)

T969389Town's five Flock ALPRs disabled when new state ALPR statute took effect

T969389Strategy: Cameras shut off by new state ALPR law

The five readers went dark July 1, 2026 when Vermont statute (Section 1607) took effect, requiring a certified officer to operate readers and...

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Tcf362fMountain View, CA (2026)

T969389All 30 cameras disabled

T969389Strategy: Audit revealed 600,000 unauthorized searches by 250+ agencies

Police Chief Mike Canfield ordered every Flock camera turned off on February 3, 2026 after an audit revealed devastating failures. Over 250...

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Tcf362fNorfolk (legal), VA (2026)

T969389Dismissed but judge warned of future unconstitutionality

T969389Strategy: IJ federal challenge with strong named plaintiffs

U.S. District Judge Mark S. Davis ruled 176 Flock cameras constitutional 'for now' on January 27, 2026 but explicitly warned that 'as the number and...

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