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WebParkville residents react to suspension of Flock camera program
8+ hour, 59+ min ago (334+ words) Parkville has become the newest city to suspend its Flock camera program, putting the system on hold while officials review concerns over how it operates and who has access to the data it collects. The city's system consists of eight…...
City Resolves Public Safety Building Construction Dispute
2+ day, 11+ hour ago (256+ words) National Weather Service Heat Advisory in effect through 10 p.m. Thursday, September 10. $8 million settlement ends legal dispute and City formalizes project management best practices, evaluates project delivery alternatives to design-bid-build, explores advocating changes in State public contracting laws and plans to update…...
County Commissioners discover "Wrinkle" in FLOCK Camera Contract, raise concerns over vendor practices
2+ day, 21+ hour ago (338+ words) Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 2:00 AM County Attorney Sean Surrisi told the County Commissioners on Tuesday that he found a "little bit of a wrinkle" in the county's FLOCK Camera contract, revealing that the current agreement extends beyond what was previously understood....
Oconomowoc Weighs Pulling Flock Camera Funding
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (408+ words) Oconomowoc is preparing to pull the plug on its Flock Safety license plate cameras, with the Common Council planning a vote on cutting the program's $18,000 annual cost from the upcoming budget. If the funding cut passes, the city's six cameras…...
Collegedale Commission Terminates Flock Contract Over Privacy Concerns
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (572+ words) Image Credit: Tony Webster / CC & Google Earth. Article by Olivia Lupia, Tennessee Conservative News – After residents raised privacy concerns about the city’s use of license plate readers (LPRs), the Collegedale City Commission unanimously voted on Tuesday to end its contract…...
800 Days and Counting: New Bedford Police Union Warns Contract Standoff Is Draining the Force
2+ day, 22+ hour ago (352+ words) The New Bedford Police Union says officers have now gone 800 days without a contract, warning that the standoff is hurting retention, morale, and the city’s investment in trained personnel. The last contract expired June 30, 2024. Union President Sgt. Lorenzo Gonzalez III…...
Randolph Township Council Expresses Support for Local Law Enforcement, Pass Updated Maintenance Code
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (14+ words) TAPinto...
After Hearing Opposition To Flock Cameras, Select Board To Vote On…
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (399+ words) JohnCarl McGrady • Sep 09, 2026 The Select Board discussed the controversial Flock cameras installed at the intersection of Easy Street and Broad Street on Wednesday. A vote on the cameras is now scheduled for next week’s meeting. Wednesday’s Select Board meeting was…...
Two Coastal Bend cities cut ties with Flock camera system over privacy concerns
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (231+ words) is a proud Texan at heart, who loves connecting with people and sharing the stories that matter most to their communities. Two Coastal Bend cities are ending their use of Flock automated license plate readers as questions about privacy and…...
Town of Catawba discontinues Flock camera use due to costs
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (208+ words) Town leaders in Catawba decided to not continue using Flock Safety license plate reader cameras after a 60-day trial, citing budget concerns as a major factor. According to a report from WCNC, five cameras were posted around town that law…...