Sheboygan Police Cover Flock Cameras, Seek Contract Termination

City of Sheboygan covers all Flock cameras, leaders call for them to be removed

City of Sheboygan covers all Flock cameras, leaders call for them to be removed

Sheboygan police cover Flock cameras, seek contract termination

Flock cameras in Sheboygan are covered with trash bags – this time by the city's own police department. Now, they are asking the Sheboygan Common Council to end their contract with Flock.

City of Sheboygan staff cover Flock cameras as city, police request termination of contract with Flock Safety

More than a dozen Flock cameras in the City of Sheboygan have been covered up by city staff as they work with the Sheboygan Common Council to terminate the city's contract with Flock Safety.

Flock Safety Contract Termination to be discussed at Common Council Mtg. Sept. 8

Sheboygan Police Chief Kurt Zempel and City Administrator Casey Bradley will ask the Sheboygan Common Council to end the city's contract with Flock Safety at the next Common Council meeting

Sheboygan Police look to eliminate use of Flock Cameras, joining growing list of other departments - KFIZ News-Talk 1450 AM

The City of Sheboygan could be one of the next jurisdictions to end its relationship with Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras. Police Chief Kurt Zempel and City Administrator Casey Bradley are asking the Sheboygan Common Council to terminate the city’s contract with Flock Safety at its September 8th meeting. The Sheboygan Police Department says it recently became aware of actions by Flock Safety that it believes are inconsistent …