Hundreds gathered at Bloomington city hall on Friday to protest the city’s contract with Flock Safety, a license-plate reader company. Demonstrators tied the cameras to federal immigration enforcement ...

The Board of Trustees on Monday night unanimously approved a contract for upgraded services following opposition.

ATLANTA — Flock Safety and Ring have announced that Flock Safety will integrate with Ring’s Community Requests to give customers the option to share video footage with local public safety agencies ...

Flock Safety recently announced two new partnerships with Raptor Technologies, a school safety solutions provider, and the Municipal Parking Service (MPS). The company's license plate recognition (LPR ...

Amid fears it’s created a mass surveillance system, Flock is turning its license plate readers into fully-fledged surveillance cameras, taking on what it claims is a monopoly on police tech by Axon.

The license plate readers have come under scrutiny after a Menasha police officer was charged with misconduct for allegedly misusing the system.

5,000+ law enforcement agencies use Flock license plate tracking cameras to solve crimes. Flock has publicly insisted immigration agents don’t have direct access to the system. Flock now admits they ...

Unlike most of its neighbors, Albemarle County does not use controversial Flock video-camera technology, according to Logan Bogert, public information officer. However, the police department is ...

The Oakland City Council voted 7-1 to approve a two-year, $2.2 million contract with Flock Safety for license-plate cameras. The move will allow Oakland to integrate existing Flock cameras run by the ...

Currently, Flock partners with 60 Arizona law enforcement agencies, and there's growing debate over privacy and mass surveillance with widespread use of license plate reader tech.