2 More Fox Valley Cities Move to Drop Flock Cameras over Privacy Concerns

Mayor of Menasha calls for all Flock cameras to be bagged by end of day

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Menasha mayor calls to terminate Flock contract; Neenah seeking similar actions

(WLUK) — Flock Safety cameras have been at the center of debate for many Northeast Wisconsin communities.Authorities use the technology to help track and catch

2 more Fox Valley cities move to drop Flock cameras over privacy concerns

Two more Fox Valley cities are moving to cut ties with Flockcameras. Menasha's mayor is ordering the license plate readers bagged Tuesday — and Neenah may be next.

Menasha mayor orders Flock cameras be bagged over privacy concerns

Menasha Mayor Austin Hammond directed that all Flock Safety cameras in the city be bagged by the end of Sept. 1. The move follows the lead of other area police departments that have cut ties with Flock over concerns with the company’s automated license plate readers and the lack of safeguards... The post Menasha mayor orders Flock cameras be bagged over privacy concerns appeared first on Blue Water Healthy Living.