Quincy and San Francisco Weigh Future of Flock Safety Surveillance Cameras
Bay Area cities and Quincy are debating whether to keep, oversee, or end their contracts with Flock Safety for police surveillance cameras, with councils and committees weighing proposals amid growing resident pushback.
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| Oct 21, 10:09 AM | 404media.co | Cops Warned to Look for ‘Suspicious Behavior’ From People Opposing Flock at City Council Meetings |
| Oct 20, 4:30 PM | timesofsandiego.com | Council committee to discuss resolution to terminate services with Flock Safety |
| Oct 19, 7:18 PM | boston25news.com | Quincy residents continue to speak out against Flock cameras |
| Oct 19, 2:58 PM | boston25news.com | Quincy City Council weighs future of Flock cameras, police chief defends crime-fighting tool |
| Oct 19, 4:00 AM | ww2.kqed.org | As Bay Area Cities Break Up With Flock, Pushback to Surveillance Mounts in SF |