August 11, 2026

Flock Cameras

Mayor Says “Virtually 100%” Of Residents Want Flock Safety Cameras Gone – Town Proceeds To Keep Them– wltreport.com

pgnewser August 4, 2026 0

Mayor Says “Virtually 100%” Of Residents Want Flock Safety Cameras Gone – Town Proceeds To Keep Them– wltreport.com
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A mayor in California admitted that “virtually 100%” of the people in his town voiced opposition to Flock Safety cameras, urging the city council to remove them.

“I don’t think that I’ve ever in 10 years had an item that’s come before us where virtually 100% of the people gave the same position on it, and including people that are on email,” Costa Mesa Mayor John Stephens said.

“Yeah, I’m concerned about the people that came up and said sincerely that Flock is impacting their trust in the police department,” he continued.

Despite this, the Flock Safety cameras will remain.

Watch below:

Flock Drones Next? City Approves Three-Year Contract For New Technology– wltreport.com

pgnewser July 28, 2026 0

Flock Drones Next? City Approves Three-Year Contract For New Technology– wltreport.com
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Flock Safety has caused much controversy across the United States with its automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras.

Despite privacy, tracking, and data sharing concerns, some local municipalities are acquiring additional Flock technology.

Newport just became the second city in Rhode Island to approve the purchase of Flock Safety First Responder Drones.

The Newport City Council voted unanimously to approve a three-year, $375,000 contract with Flock Group Inc. for a pilot drone program.

Watch a video demonstration below showing Flock’s drone technology: