Flock Cancellations, Pauses and Rejections

Police announced Flock contract termination (October 6, 2026)

As of October 8, Henrico’s seven-day exit window remained pending. Henrico was considering other options; completed removal remained unverified on October 8.

Board directed discontinuing county-leased Flock technology (September 15, 2026)

Arlington’s September 15 decision left private cameras unaffected. Completed Arlington camera removal and future replacement vendors remain unverified as of October 8.

City announced discontinuing 40 fixed Flock readers and declined renewal (August 7, 2026)

Chandler said it could seek a different ALPR vendor after policy revisions. Completed removal remains unverified as of October 8.

LAPD stopped using Flock after its agreement lapsed, reported July 2026

LAPD’s reported July halt differs from the June contract end recorded in the Inspector General’s report. A later restart remains unverified as of October 8.

Council voted 7-0 to terminate the contract and end its ALPR program (July 21, 2026)

Redmond’s page confirms the July 21 vote and the start of removal. Completed removal remains unverified as of October 8.

Police will not renew; contract expired June 30, 2026

Council voted 6-1 to cancel the contract (June 16, 2026)

Council voted 5-2 to stop using Flock cameras (June 11, 2026)

Council unanimously approved stopping Flock use and ensuring nonrenewal (June 8, 2026)

Columbia Heights still owed final contract payments, with nonrenewal planned for 2027.

Program ended; all 23 cameras turned off and unfunded for 2026-27

Program suspended; all 72 cameras covered

Dayton suspended and covered the cameras rather than terminating the contract outright.

Common Council voted unanimously to end the contract (March 4, 2026)

The cameras were disconnected but, as of mid-2026, had not yet been physically removed.

Council voted 4-1 to exit one of its two Flock contracts (March 18, 2026)

Closure of South Pasadena’s remaining contract is unverified as of October 8. The city was considering a different ALPR vendor after its March vote.

Declined renewal of its fixed-reader Flock contract, which expired March 5, 2026

Bloomington’s April 2026 council packet identifies separate Flock video and mobile trailer agreements. Closure of those agreements remains unverified as of October 8.

Contract terminated (effective Feb 12, 2026)

Council voted unanimously to terminate the contract (Feb 24, 2026)

Council voted 5-1-1 to terminate the contract (Feb 17, 2026)

Revoked Flock permissions, then unplugged the readers

Syracuse approved 26 Axon replacement readers. Private and university Flock cameras were outside the city removal decision.

Contract terminated (effective Jan 15, 2026)

Flock confirmed the contract ended January 8, 2026

Staunton’s January 9 announcement said camera removal awaited scheduling. Completed removal remains unverified as of October 8.

Council voted 5-1 to pause data sharing and terminate contract

Longmont signed an Axon ALPR agreement in 2026. Its September update says installation of 15 replacement cameras was delayed for policy assessment.

Suspended all 15 Flock cameras

Olympia’s December 2025 suspension is documented; later contract closure and camera removal remain unverified as of October 8.

Contract renewal declined

Contract canceled (Dec 16, 2025)

Contract terminated (Dec 10, 2025)

Contract terminated (Dec 5, 2025)

Deployment canceled (Dec 5, 2025)

Sheriff announced deactivation of six Flock cameras (November 2025)

Skamania’s announced contract end remained after October 8. Completed termination and removal remain unverified.

Commissioners voted 3-2 to cancel all contracts (Oct 2025)

Nullified new contract and removed cameras (Oct 27, 2025)

Contract terminated (effective Sept 26, 2025)

Council voted 7-0 to cancel the Flock contract and remove its cameras (September 9, 2025)

Contract canceled (vote 5-2)

Village cancelled Flock Safety contract (effective Aug 6, 2025)

Contract ended

A partial victory at best. APD kept limited access to Flock data through neighboring agencies, and in February 2026 the Texas Department of Public Safety installed its own Flock readers inside Austin, routing around the city’s decision.

Council unanimously rejected $666K Flock renewal (May 2025)

In late March 2026 the council approved a replacement ALPR system from Axon, so Denver ended Flock rather than ending license plate reading.

Ended program after federal grant expired (April 2025)

City Council voted against installing Flock cameras