Activists Call on City of Cleveland to End Flock Safety Camera Contract as Lawmakers Consider Extension

Activists Intensify Pressure on Cleveland City Council to Reject Flock Contract Renewal

Earlier this week, Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb announced that he would hand over the decision on whether or not to renew the city’s contract with Flock, the controversial license plate and surveillance tech company, to City Council. Bibb had previously bypassed the body to use the city’s Board of Control to authorize a contract renewal […] The post Activists Intensify Pressure on Cleveland City Council to Reject Flock Contract Renewal appeared f…

Activists call on city of Cleveland to end Flock Safety camera contract as lawmakers consider extension

Cleveland's 'Flock No' campaign is urging city leaders to end a license plate reader contract over privacy concerns, even as lawmakers consider an extension.

Activists want Flock out of Cleveland; city defends the use of the technology and looks to extend the contract

Community activists with Flock No stood inside City Hall to let city leaders know they want Cleveland to end its relationship with Flock and remove all of its license plate readers from city streets.

‘Flock No’ urges Mayor Bibb, city council to cut the cord with surveillance company

The resident-led campaign “Flock No” is hosting a press conference on Wednesday afternoon to pressure Cleveland Mayor Bibb and the city council to cut ties with Flock.