Collegedale Commissioners Vote to End Flock Camera Contract Amid Privacy Concerns

Collegedale Commission Terminates Flock Contract Over Privacy Concerns

After Residents Raised Privacy Concerns About The City’s Use Of License Plate Readers, The Collegedale City Commission Unanimously Voted On Tuesday To End Its Contract With Flock Safety, A Vote Which Comes Five Days After The Local Police Department Reportedly Cut Access For Officers To Flock’s License Plate Reader Network.

One Tennessee town is taking down its Flock cameras

(The Center Square) – The Tennessee town of Collegedale is addressing privacy concerns about automated license plate readers by taking the cameras down altogether.

Collegedale Commissioners vote to end Flock camera contract amid privacy concerns

Six Flock cameras in Collegedale are no longer recording license plates after city commissioners voted Tuesday to end the city’s contract with Flock Safety.

Collegedale Police Discontinue Use Of Flock Cameras

Collegedale is discontinuing the use of Flock cameras. Jack Sapp, chief of Collegedale Police, said, "On Thursday, I made the decision to discontinue access...