Flock Surveillance Watch · Mar 19, 2026 Daily Digest
Richmond Council Reinstates Flock Contract
- 🔥 4-3 Vote to Extend Through 2026: Richmond City Council voted 4-3 Tuesday night to reinstate Flock...

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Bay Area caution: Richmond City Council voted 4-3 to reinstate 120 Flock ALPR cameras—disabled since Nov amid federal data-sharing scandal—extending...
Welch argues public safety and privacy can coexist in the Flock camera debate, citing last year's court ruling that license plate reader images may qualify as public records subject to disclosure requests. Key precedent for South Bay PRA battles.
East Bay safety rally: Richmond residents demand reactivating Flock ALPR cameras to solve unsolved shootings and hit-runs.
Minnesota's HF 4205 could model South Bay reforms amid Flock scrutiny:
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Rising trend: CA ALPR violations expose federal access dangers in Flock-like systems.
Foilies 2026 highlights automated license plate readers (ALPRs):
Hernando County, FL workshop highlights intense opposition to Flock Safety ALPRs, a potential blueprint for South Bay debates:
Santa Clara has suspended or terminated its Flock Safety contract, joining Boston and Flagstaff after Amazon Ring removed the software. A pivotal South Bay precedent signaling broader ALPR scrutiny.
San Jose City Council approved a plan restricting Flock camera data and usage, following several Bay Area cities' contract terminations over data...