Taos Pulls Funding that Would Have Renewed Contract for Flock Cameras

Taos pulls funding that would have renewed contract for Flock cameras

TAOS, N.M. (KRQE) – Taos will be one of the first cities in New Mexico to do away with Flock cameras. Tuesday night, the town council voted to shift $54,000 that would have gone to renewing its contract with the company. Taos has 18 Flock cameras set up to record passing cars and store their license plate [...]

Taos councilors vote to shift away from Flock for ALPR cameras

TAOS, N.M. — Taos is shifting away from Flock Safety as the provider of automated license plate reader cameras in the town. The Taos Town Council voted to shift $54,000 away from renewing a contract with the provider of 18 ALPR cameras in Taos – while still keeping the money within the Taos Police Department. Taos Police Chief Ron Montez Jr. was present at Tuesday night’s meeting. Citizens spoke pointedly about the cameras with concerns about pr…

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18 Flock AI surveillance cameras defunded by Town of Taos Council

Updated July 28 at 9:49