Dallas file 26-721A: Flock Safety Camera Update, agenda date March 3, 2026. Request it.
The short version: Flock Clocker flags a Dallas city council file on a Flock Safety camera update set for March 3, 2026, and urges viewers to request the public record.
Our Take
Credit where it's due: Flock Clocker is doing the unglamorous, essential work of digging through municipal agendas to surface items like Dallas file 26-721A before they get rubber-stamped in a routine council vote. These "camera update" line items rarely get press coverage, yet they're exactly where decisions about expanding, renewing, or quietly tweaking ALPR contracts get made with almost no public scrutiny.
That's the whole game with Flock Safety's rollout nationwide — it moves forward one bureaucratic agenda item at a time, in city council packets most residents never read. By the time anyone notices a new bank of cameras went up, the contract's already signed and the data-sharing terms are locked in. Public records requests, like the one this video encourages, are one of the only tools residents have to see what their city actually agreed to before the vote happens, not after.
If you're in Dallas or anywhere else wondering whether your neighborhood already has eyes on it, check our camera map to see what's been documented near you, and head to take-action for templates on requesting records and speaking up before your own city's 26-721A sails through on a Tuesday afternoon.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of Flock Clocker, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.