City Terminates Flock Camera Contract
The committee cited privacy and oversight concerns as it moved to end the deal less than a year into a two-year contract.
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Stoughton may scrap Flock contract 7 months after signing it
STOUGHTON — Stoughton may terminate its contract with Flock Safety, less than a year after signing the two-year deal with the company, which uses license plate-reading cameras to help law enforcement.
Stoughton City Council will vote on whether to end the city’s contract with Flock tonight
The City of Stoughton will vote on whether it will terminate its contract with Flock today after residents have voiced their continued concerns about privacy, the method by which the cameras came to be in the area, and the belief that it degrades the quality of the police force. The vote follows a public safety commission meeting the prior week on July 22. At the meeting, many residents of Stoughton expressed their deep concerns for the city’s o…
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