Lynnwood Votes to End Contract with Flock License Plate Reader Cameras

Lynnwood votes to end contract with Flock license plate reader cameras

The Lynnwood City Council voted unanimously on Monday to cancel its contract for Flock Safety license plate reader cameras

Lynnwood becomes first WA city to cancel active Flock Safety contract over privacy, immigration concerns

The Lynnwood City Council unanimously voted on Monday to cancel its contract with Flock Safety over privacy concerns, becoming one of the first Washington cities to do so. The council voted 7-0 to terminate its contract with the automated license plate reader company after a University of Washington (UW) report revealed that out-of-state agencies were accessing Lynnwood’s data for immigration enforcement purposes, according to The Everett Herald…

Lynnwood votes to end Flock license plate cameras after immigration enforcement concerns

Lynnwood is ending its use of a controversial surveillance program.

Lynnwood becomes one of the 1st in the state to terminate Flock contract

HeraldNet.com HeraldNet.com - Everett and Snohomish County news from The Daily Herald in Everett, Washington The City Council unanimously voted to end the agreement Monday in response to privacy concerns from the community. Lynnwood becomes one of the 1st in the state to terminate Flock contract Jenna Peterson

Lynnwood clips Flock's wings: Contract canceled with surveillance camera company

The Lynnwood City Council has decided to cut ties with Flock Safety and its surveillance camera systems.

Lynnwood Cancels Flock Camera Contract Over Privacy Concerns

Lynnwood voted to end its Flock Safety contract after reports showed federal access to license‑plate data. The city will cover and remove the 25 cameras.