Sheboygan Police Ask Common Council to End Flock Contract
City officials say the cameras stopped collecting license-plate data while Sheboygan reviews privacy, civil-rights and transparency concerns tied to the contract.
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Sheboygan covers 15 Flock cameras as city moves to end contract
SHEBOYGAN, Wis.— All 15 Flock license plate reader cameras in Sheboygan are now covered as city officials consider ending their contract with Flock Safety. Sheboygan city staff began covering the cameras on Tuesday, August 25. The move stops the cameras from collecting vehicle and license plate information while the city works through the potential end […] The post Sheboygan covers 15 Flock cameras as city moves to end contract appeared first on…
Sheboygan police ask common council to end Flock contract
Flock cameras in Sheboygan are now covered with trash bags. This time, it's by the city's own police department. And now it's asking the Sheboygan Common Council to end its contract with Flock.
Sheboygan could cancel Flock Safety contract after police raise concerns; mayor, resident react
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. All 15 Flock cameras in Sheboygan have been covered by city staff and are no longer collecting license plate data as the city considers terminating its contract with Flock Safety.Staff began covering the cameras on Tuesday, according to a joint release from the Sheboygan Police Department and the city administrator. The cameras were covered to "prevent the collection of vehicle license plate data" while staff and the Common Counc…
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