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St. Paul City Council Calls for End to Flock Cameras — but Stops Short of a Ban

The city will remove its two cameras as council members weigh a possible ordinance limiting automated license plate readers.

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The St. Paul City Council wants Flock cameras gone, but it can't make that happen on its own.

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St. Paul to remove its two city-owned Flock cameras

After the City Council passed a resolution to end Flock Safety’s contract, Mayor Kaohly Her and Police Chief Axel Henry announced the removal of two city-owned cameras.

·Minneapolis, United States
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St. Paul City Council calls for end to Flock cameras — but stops short of a ban

The St. Paul City Council wants Flock cameras gone, but it can't make that happen on its own.

·Minneapolis, United States
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Fox 9 broke the news in Minneapolis, United States on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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