'Time to move on': Sedro-Woolley ends use of Flock Safety cameras

Sedro-Woolley ends use of Flock cameras: 'Time to move on'

“We were using it not to track people,” Sedro-Woolley's police chief said, “but to solve crimes. We were doing all the right things, but right now, it’s just time to...

'Time to move on': Sedro-Woolley ends use of Flock Safety cameras

Flock Safety’s automated license plate reader cameras will no longer be used by the city of Sedro-Woolley.

Sedro-Woolley Ends Flock Safety Camera Contract

Sedro-Woolley is done with Flock Safety’s automated license plate reader cameras, just six months into a contract that was supposed to run through March 2027. Police Chief Dan McIlraith has asked the company to deactivate the system immediately, pull out all the hardware, and restore every affected location to its original condition. According to The Seattle Times, the city paid $7,100 for the contract and is now seeking a prorated refund for th…