Events — The National Record Index

Official agenda for Madison County Transportation Committee includes a Purchase Request for Madison County Highway Back Lot Surveillance Camera Equipment, Software & Maintenance, Vendor: Utilitra, Amount: $11,245.42.

Agenda includes discussion of Flock Automated License Plate Reader Program.

Official Morrison, CO meeting minutes/agenda show a trustee inquiry about flock cameras.

Resident raised questions about number of Flock cameras and data retention at council meeting.

Public comment at Board of Commissioners meeting where a resident argued that Flock ALPR cameras in Charlton County violate his 4th Amendment rights.

Agenda item: Use of Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs) to be discussed at the Police and Fire Commission meeting.

Council agenda item: Flock Camera Use and Policy Discussion; Council Member Christenson raised concerns regarding the City's use of Flock Safety automated license plate readers.

Sheriff's Office License Plate Reader Technology Update scheduled as Item 11A, to be heard no sooner than 9:30 a.m.

County Council briefing on Automated License Plate Reader Education Session, community feedback, and recommended changes to operational policy.

Committee to consider Bill 113 (2026) establishing Chapter 8.38, Maui County Code, regulating disclosure, sale, and commercial use of license plate reader data.

Denver's Health and Safety Committee will consider amending its contract with SoundThinking, Inc. (formerly ShotSpotter) to decrease contract capacity by $147,421 for a new total of $4,352,579.

Agenda item: Discussion Regarding Flock Cameras With Sheriff's Office.

Agenda item: Discussion regarding Flock Cameras with Sheriff's Office.

Agenda item 9.A. includes correspondence from Squires expressing concern about Flock camera systems; no vote is indicated.

OKC's council takes up the Flock camera contract renewal. A coalition of residents, clergy, and small-government advocates plans to attend — the vote every stream in the movement is watching this month.

Oakland City Council agenda item covers 2025 annual reports on police surveillance technologies including Automated License Plate Readers.

Organizers rally outside Flock Safety's Atlanta headquarters over the company's role in immigration-enforcement data sharing.

The Nelson City Council voted unanimously on July 13, 2026 to remove the city's four Flock license plate reader cameras, after Councilman Nathan Hamby raised Fourth Amendment concerns. The contract ran roughly $10,000 a year for five years. Nelson is the first government in Cherokee County, Georgia to end a Flock contract.

The City of Clayton's official Flock Safety camera program page — the city's own public description of its ALPR deployment.

Combined PDF of agreements, access logs, and related Flock Safety documentation obtained via an Ohio open-records request. Surfaced by the DeFlock community.

A public-records release of one hour of Flock ALPR images at 4th & Maiden in Joplin, showing the volume of vehicles a single camera captures. Obtained via records request.

Multi-year Flock Safety agreements, an MOU, and invoices (2022–2026) from North Canton PD, plus a 2025 Lowe's partnership letter — notably for a Lowe's store outside North Canton's own jurisdiction. Full document set via MuckRock. Surfaced by the DeFlock community.

Applications to Missouri's 2025 "Blue Shield" grant program (created by executive order of Gov. Mike Kehoe), which DPS redacted specifically where they involve Flock and other surveillance tech. Confirmed relevant recipients include Clayton PD, Platte County (NOVA), Kirksville, Warrensburg and Dexter PD. Surfaced by the DeFlock community.

The City of Columbia's Flock Safety contracts, including a separate Parks & Recreation contract with its own invoice — showing the Parks & Rec Flock equipment was not paid from the city budget. Released as one combined document. Surfaced by the DeFlock community.

Harris County, Texas government documents referencing Flock: two Commissioners Court agendas (Jan 31 & Jun 6) plus a November 2025 GNMD board meeting. All three archived here (harris-county-cc-jun.pdf, harris-county-cc-jan.pdf, harris-county-gnmd-nov-2025.pdf). Surfaced by the DeFlock community.

Fight for the Future and allied groups coordinate a national week of action against license plate readers — camera mapping, council comments, and local demonstrations in dozens of cities.

An April 2024 Joplin Police Department email chain, released via a public-records request, walking officers through the Flock Safety "Camera Share" process to gain police access to a private retailer's Flock cameras. The retailer is redacted throughout but confirmed as Lowe's by an un-redacted subject line. Hosted here as released; surfaced by the DeFlock community.

The Ypsilanti City Council gave final passage to Ordinance No. 1401 on September 13, 2022 by a 5-0 vote, prohibiting automated license plate readers inside the city limits. Council members cited privacy, and noted that any future police use would require amending the ordinance. It was among the first outright municipal ALPR bans in Michigan.