City officials and Sherwood residents are closely examining recent contract disclosures, sparking a wave of concern over how easily the city can pull back from high‑tech policing tools.
City officials and Sherwood residents are closely examining recent contract disclosures, sparking a wave of concern over how easily the city can pull back from high‑tech policing tools.
Searcy aldermen have voted unanimously to move toward terminating the city’s contracts with Flock Safety, putting the future of the company’s camera system in Searcy in question.
The Mayflower Police Department has become the latest Arkansas law-enforcement agency to halt its use of Flock Safety cameras amid growing concerns about privacy, surveillance and the liberties of law-abiding citizens.
Cabot Mayor Ken Kincade says the city’s Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras have been unplugged, physically covered and made inaccessible to outside agencies following his decision to suspend the program.
The City of Cabot has immediately suspended its use of Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras as city officials prepare to review the technology and gather input from the public.
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