A City Council has voted unanimously to end a contract with Flock Safety. This decision follows a trend of communities limiting or ending their use of Flock Safety cameras. The community in question…
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A City Council has voted unanimously to end a contract with Flock Safety. This decision follows a trend of communities limiting or ending their use of Flock Safety cameras. The community in question is joining a growing list of others that have made similar decisions.
Further details about this decision are available from the source. The vote was unanimous, indicating widespread agreement among council members. The community is part of a larger group of Central Texas communities that have chosen to end or limit their use of Flock Safety cameras.
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