Campbell County Sheriff's Office drops Flock camera use
The short version: WFXR News reports Campbell County Sheriff's Office has cut ties with Flock Safety, joining a growing wave of agencies walking away from ALPR contracts.
Our Take
Credit to WFXR News for flagging this one — another local agency, this time in Campbell County, stepping back from Flock Safety's camera network. We don't have the full internal reasoning here, but the pattern itself is the story: county by county, sheriffs and city councils are starting to ask harder questions about cost, data sharing, and whether blanket plate surveillance actually matches their community's values.
These reversals rarely make national headlines, but they matter. Each one is proof that Flock's expansion isn't inevitable or permanent — it's a policy choice that can be unmade when residents and officials push back. If your own county hasn't had that conversation yet, it's worth starting one.
Check our camera map to see what's logged near you, and visit our take-action page if you want to push your local agency toward the same decision Campbell County just made.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of WFXR NEWS, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.