Plymouth city council votes to stop using all 16 of its Flock license plate readers

Plymouth is latest Minnesota city to ditch Flock cameras

The Plymouth City Council voted overwhelmingly to stop using its Flock license plate reader cameras over data privacy concerns.

Plymouth votes to shut off 18 Flock cameras over privacy concerns

Plymouth leaders voted to stop Flock camera service after a lengthy debate over privacy, data access and how the company handles information.

Plymouth City Council votes to terminate contract with Flock

The Plymouth, Minnesota, City Council voted to terminate its contract with Flock, joining several Twin Cities metro suburbs that have pushed back on the technology over privacy and transparency concerns.

Plymouth city council votes to stop using all 16 of its Flock license plate readers

The city's contract with Flock expires soon and costs the city $21,000 for eight cameras.

Plymouth Latest City To Discontinue Flock Safety Surveillance

The Plymouth City Council decided Tuesday night to discontinue using Flock Safety, the controversial surveillance technology meant to capture only license plates.

Plymouth City Council Votes to Discontinue Flock Camera Services

Plymouth City Council Votes to Discontinue Flock Camera Services