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South Windsor became at least the sixth Connecticut town in 2026 to pass a resolution ordering immediate cessation and removal of Flock ALPR cameras, with critics arguing the technology was deployed without any public notice or community vote.

Officials in Santa Ana and Fullerton, California are set to debate whether to continue their Flock Safety contracts amid resident concerns about privacy, police misuse, and potential data sharing with federal agencies.

New Braunfels, Texas is delaying a final decision on its Flock Safety ALPR program while it awaits clarity on whether state grant funding will remain available, and has already restricted statewide law enforcement access to its data.

Commissioners in Atkinson, NC unanimously passed an ordinance on October 1, 2026 making it the first municipality in North Carolina to outright ban the installation or operation of automated license plate readers within town limits.

Philadelphia City Council unanimously approved a resolution urging Pennsylvania state legislators to ban or establish strong regulations on ALPR cameras like those made by Flock Safety, with a councilmember warning the technology poses unchecked civil liberties risks.