De-Flocked: 49 Cities and States that Are Ending Flock Surveillance

#	Summary	Date	Source	Location	City/State	Switching to Similar Service?
1	Austin lets Flock contract expire after city manager pulls renewal from council agenda, ending the 40-camera program	06/30/2025	Spectrum News	Austin, Texas	City	No
2	Eugene police terminate Flock contract effective immediately; city removes 55 of its 57 cameras within two weeks	12/05/2025	OPB	Eugene, Ore.	City	No
3	Bend City Council unanimously directs police to turn off the city's four Flock cameras and not renew the pilot contract	01/07/2026	OPB	Bend, Ore.	City	Undecided
4	Custer County Sheriff's Office notifies Flock it is canceling its contract; the last of its three cameras is removed in October	03/24/2026	Denver7	Custer County, Colo.	County	No
5	Woodburn ends Flock contract and removes all 23 cameras after a city audit finds federal agencies ran 6,089 searches on the network	05/13/2026	KATU	Woodburn, Ore.	City	No
6	Albany City Council votes 4-2 to end Flock program and terminate the contract early at a cost of about $7,000	05/27/2026	KLCC	Albany, Ore.	City	No
7	South Portland City Council votes 5-2 to immediately disable the city's seven Flock cameras despite a contract running to February 2027	06/11/2026	Portland Press Herald	South Portland, Maine	City	No
8	South Kingstown Town Council votes unanimously to end $30,300 Flock contract and remove all seven cameras	07/27/2026	NBC 10 WJAR	South Kingstown, R.I.	City	No
9	Narragansett Town Council votes 5-0 to end Flock contract early and absorb any cancellation fees	08/03/2026	The Boston Globe	Narragansett, R.I.	City	No
10	Ord City Council votes 5-0 to remove the two county-owned Flock cameras inside city limits, the first Nebraska city to reject the technology	08/03/2026	WOWT	Ord, Neb.	City	No
11	Pinal County Sheriff Ross Teeple tells supervisors he will not renew Flock contract expiring in September, citing 4th Amendment concerns	08/05/2026	Arizona's Family	Pinal County, Ariz.	County	No
12	Glocester Town Council votes 4-1 to stop using Flock license plate cameras	08/06/2026	The Boston Globe	Glocester, R.I.	City	No
13	Josephine County sheriff deactivates all 10 Flock cameras and terminates the contract, citing vandalism and 4th Amendment concerns	08/12/2026	Josephine County Sheriff's Office	Josephine County, Ore.	County	No
14	Moffat County sheriff stops using 10 Flock cameras and declines renewal, then has deputies take the cameras down when Flock fails to collect them	08/13/2026	Cowboy State Daily	Moffat County, Colo.	County	No
15	North Kingstown Town Council votes 3-2 to terminate Flock contract and remove the town's six cameras	08/17/2026	The Independent (R.I.)	North Kingstown, R.I.	City	No
16	Winston police end Flock contract for eight cameras to save $24,000 amid a $215,000 budget cut	08/17/2026	OPB	Winston, Ore.	City	No
17	North Tonawanda Common Council votes 4-0 to rescind permission for the city's only Flock camera and asks the Niagara County sheriff to remove it within 30 days	08/18/2026	City of North Tonawanda	North Tonawanda, N.Y.	City	No
18	Sullivan County Commission votes not to renew Flock contract expiring in January and bars Flock cameras countywide	08/20/2026	WJHL	Sullivan County, Tenn.	County	No
19	Santa Barbara lets Flock contract covering 12 plate readers expire; council shelves Verkada replacement pending a policy review	08/23/2026	Santa Barbara Independent	Santa Barbara, Calif.	City	Undecided
20	Pflugerville City Council votes unanimously not to renew $87,500-a-year Flock lease after finding hundreds of unapproved users; 28 cameras switched off	08/25/2026	Community Impact	Pflugerville, Texas	City	No
21	Tempe turns off all 33 Flock cameras and ends its contract, saying it will not seek a replacement vendor	08/26/2026	Arizona's Family	Tempe, Ariz.	City	No
22	Florida DOT revokes all license plate reader permits on state highway rights-of-way and gives law enforcement agencies 30 days to remove the cameras	08/31/2026	WLRN	Florida (state highways)	State	No
23	Lynchburg City Council votes 6-0, with one member absent, to end Flock contract covering 15 plate readers and 54 gunshot sensors	09/03/2026	WSET	Lynchburg, Va.	City	No
24	Independence Township Board of Trustees votes to end Flock agreement; all eight cameras to be removed	09/08/2026	FOX 2 Detroit	Independence Township, Mich.	City	No
25	Englewood City Council votes 6-0 to end Flock contract for 12 plate readers, then deadlocks 3-3 on an Axon replacement	09/08/2026	Axios Denver	Englewood, Colo.	City	Undecided
26	Liberty Hill City Council votes 7-0 to end Flock contract, orders cameras removed immediately and bars future mass-surveillance technology	09/09/2026	CBS Austin	Liberty Hill, Texas	City	No
27	Fort Myers Beach Town Council approves ending $15,000-a-year Flock contract for the town's bridge plate readers	09/09/2026	Fort Myers Beach Observer	Fort Myers Beach, Fla.	City	No
28	Foster Town Council votes to terminate Flock contract for the town's two cameras, citing the need for stronger state regulation	09/10/2026	The Valley Breeze	Foster, R.I.	City	No
29	Clark County Sheriff Kerry Kirn cancels Flock contract, citing residents' privacy concerns and public trust	09/10/2026	WSAW	Clark County, Wis.	County	No
30	Wilmington police cancel Flock contract over community privacy concerns; town's two cameras to come down	09/14/2026	Boston 25 News	Wilmington, Mass.	City	No
31	Racine Mayor Cory Mason breaks 7-7 council tie to terminate Flock contract in 30 days; cameras out by Oct. 15	09/15/2026	FOX6 Milwaukee	Racine, Wis.	City	No
32	Oconomowoc Common Council votes 5-2 to cancel contract for the city's six Flock cameras with a year left on the deal	09/15/2026	FOX6 Milwaukee	Oconomowoc, Wis.	City	No
33	Waukesha Common Council votes to stop funding the city's Flock program after 2026	09/15/2026	TMJ4	Waukesha, Wis.	City	No
34	Arlington County Board directs county manager to end Flock contract and remove all 41 county-leased cameras, including 26 license plate readers	09/15/2026	DC News Now	Arlington County, Va.	County	No
35	Eastpointe City Council votes 4-1 to terminate Flock contract and shut down 18 plate readers after two police employees are accused of misusing the system	09/15/2026	WXYZ	Eastpointe, Mich.	City	No
36	Half Moon Bay council majority declines to extend 16-camera Flock pilot; program to end Oct. 28	09/15/2026	Coastside News	Half Moon Bay, Calif.	City	No
37	Oconee County Council passes countywide mass-surveillance ban on final reading, ending the sheriff's five Flock cameras	09/15/2026	FOX Carolina	Oconee County, S.C.	County	No
38	Coopertown mayor ends Flock contract, halts use of the town's four plate readers and cuts access to the Flock network	09/18/2026	FOX 17 Nashville	Coopertown, Tenn.	City	No
39	Monroe City Council votes 5-0 to end Flock contract and shut off all 24 cameras, effective immediately	09/22/2026	FOX19	Monroe, Ohio	City	No
40	Ledyard Town Council votes to discontinue the town's four Flock cameras after a data-breach disclosure; cameras covered and data collection halted	09/28/2026	NBC Connecticut	Ledyard, Conn.	City	No
41	South Lyon City Council votes 5-2 not to renew Flock contract and orders the city's two plate readers covered immediately	09/28/2026	Michigan Advance	South Lyon, Mich.	City	No
42	Cle Elum City Council votes 3-2 not to renew Flock contract; crews bag the city's five cameras after finding them still active	09/28/2026	NBC Right Now	Cle Elum, Wash.	City	No
43	El Paso County sheriff sends Flock non-renewal notice and stops using nearly two dozen plate readers effective immediately	09/30/2026	Colorado Politics	El Paso County, Colo.	County	No
44	Norwell police end Flock program, order an immediate halt to data collection and cover the cameras until removal	10/01/2026	Boston 25 News	Norwell, Mass.	City	No
45	Montgomery County Sheriff Robert Page terminates Flock camera use after a month-long review and says the office won't resume until "clearer and more comprehensive standards" exist	10/01/2026	WDBJ7	Montgomery County, Va.	County	No
46	Milwaukee County Board votes 16-0 to remove all 42 Flock cameras from 11 county parks	10/01/2026	Urban Milwaukee	Milwaukee County, Wis.	County	No
47	Hamilton County sheriff fully terminates Flock program a month after pausing its 75 cameras	10/02/2026	FOX19	Hamilton County, Ohio	County	No
48	Milford Village Council votes 7-0 to remove Flock Safety license plate cameras after resident concerns	10/06/2026	Click on Detroit	Milford Village, Mich.	City	No
49	Avon Town Council votes 4-3 to terminate Flock contract and have all 12 license plate cameras removed	10/06/2026	Town of Avon	Avon, Colo.	City	Undecided