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Midland Becomes Latest Texas City to End Flock Camera Contract Amid Privacy Concerns

City officials said ending the contract will save $225,500 and remove 71 license-plate cameras amid privacy concerns.

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Midland has become the latest city in Texas to get rid of Flock cameras after city council members voted unanimously on Tuesday to end their contract with the company.

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Midland Terminates Flock Camera Contract

Amid privacy concerns, the city backtracked on its $451,000 contract extension with Flock.

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After $451K extension, Midland reverses course and scraps Flock camera network

The Midland City Council voted on Tuesday to terminate its contract with Flock Safety and decommission its network of 73 automated license plate reader cameras.

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Midland becomes latest Texas city to end Flock camera contract amid privacy concerns

Midland has become the latest city in Texas to get rid of Flock cameras after city council members voted unanimously on Tuesday to end their contract with the company.

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Midland City Council votes to end Flock camera contract

Midland City Council has voted unanimously to send a notice of termination to Flock cameras.

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firstalert7.com broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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