Delavan, Wisconsin, Cancels Flock and Takes Down Nine Cameras

The Delavan city council voted 7-1 to cancel its Flock contract. Crews removed all nine cameras, and the city will not install a competitor's.

Delavan, Wisconsin, voted 7-1 to cancel its contract with Flock, and city crews took down all nine of its license plate readers, TMJ4 reported. TMJ4 said the city will not install similar products from competing companies.

Context

Delavan is one of several Wisconsin communities moving away from Flock. The Wisconsin Examiner reported in September that Stevens Point, Winnebago County, Fond du Lac County and Sheboygan had also moved away, and that four Wisconsin officers had been charged over misuse of Flock cameras.

We could not confirm the exact meeting date from the reporting we read, so this briefing does not state one. Check the city's published minutes for the record.

To see which Wisconsin cameras remain, open the guide to finding Flock cameras.

This briefing was prepared October 24, 2026 from the cited reporting. It is not legal advice. To see where cameras are near you, use the FlockDetour map guide or open the app.

What FlockDetour’s map shows

2,364 mapped plate readers in Wisconsin, including 2,068 labeled Flock, as of October 4, 2026.

These are mapped records from every operator, not a police inventory.