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Christiansburg, VA
Contract Canceled August 2026
Christiansburg Town Council voted 6–0 on August 25, 2026 to terminate its Flock contract and remove cameras. WSLS reported the motion followed public comment and a statement from Police Chief Chris Ramsey. The police department owns a small number of Flock cameras; private-business cameras in town may remain. Exact city camera count and removal timetable were not published.
Council 6-0 terminate and removePrivacy / data-collection distrustPublic comment
Receipts
On the wire: Christiansburg, VA
Town of Christiansburg removes Flock cameras; one unit remains
Sep 23, 2026
WFXRtv
Town of Christiansburg removes Flock cameras; one remains
Sep 23, 2026
bing.com
Flock cameras ditched in Christiansburg and Giles County as opposition grows
Aug 28, 2026
Cardinal News
Christiansburg Town Council votes to terminate contract with Flock Tuesday night
Aug 26, 2026
WSLS
Christiansburg debates Flock cameras amid vandalism, civil liberties concerns
Aug 20, 2026
WSLS
2 new license plate readers reported around Christiansburg, VA
Aug 15, 2026
Camera Watch
Christiansburg, VA: Contract Canceled
Aug 1, 2026
Cancellation Tracker
Christiansburg police chief addresses ALPR misconceptions, explains data rules
Jun 24, 2026
WSLS
Christiansburg residents react to hidden Flock cameras scanning license plates across town
Jun 22, 2026
wsls.com
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