Flock cameras in the news this month: city votes and letters
In October 2026, councils in Michigan, Missouri, Kentucky and Wisconsin voted to remove or end Flock camera contracts, San Diego moved toward cancelling its contract, League City voters face a camera question, and a US senator wrote to Flock's chief executive. Each item links to a sourced explainer.
Council votes and contract decisions
Each row summarizes a local report we read and cited in the linked explainer. Dates are the dates in those reports. Votes and contracts change, so check the city's own agenda before relying on a row.
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| Place | What happened |
|---|---|
| Excelsior Springs, MO | Council voted unanimously Oct 19 to remove 15 cameras; they were bagged Oct 20 |
| Frankfort, KY | City will not renew; 19 cameras, unanimous vote Oct 12, contract ends January 2027 |
| Milford, MI | Council voted 7-0 on Oct 5 to remove cameras |
| Delavan, WI | Council voted 7-1; nine cameras removed |
| League City, TX | Cameras come down within 72 hours if voters say no |
| San Diego, CA | Committee advanced a contract cancellation Oct 21 |
| US Senate | Letter to Flock Safety's chief executive |
All FlockDetour news · Excelsior Springs · Frankfort · Milford · Delavan · League City · San Diego · Senate letter
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Sources
- FOX4 Kansas City: Excelsior Springs coverage, cited in the explainer
- City of Frankfort: press release on the non-renewal, cited in the explainer
- Voice of San Diego: committee vote coverage, cited in the explainer
- FlockDetour: data sources: where camera records come from
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