Calendar updates from the tracker: upcoming council votes, renewal deadlines, decision outcomes, and milestones as the record count grows.
August 6, 2026. What is on the calendar this week and what the records show behind it. Four decisions sit inside the next three weeks, and the largest of them is not a vote. Columbus holds a hearing, not a vote Columbus council meets at 4pm on August 10 for a public hearing on Flock, … Read more
Harrisonburg votes 4 to 0 to end its contract, Park Ridge extends 5 to 1, Binghamton stalls, and LAPD lets its 138-camera agreement lapse.
Choctaw extends 6 to 1 with a full roll call, Irmo grows to 33 cameras, Salem lets Flock lapse, and Binghamton and Columbus put dates on the calendar.
Two Flock decisions landed on the record this week, and both went differently.West Hollywood kept its cameras and rewrote the terms. The city council voted 3-2 on July 20 to continue the contract with amendments: no data sharing with ICE or Customs and Border Protection unless a court orders it, deletion after 30 days of … Read more
UW-Madison is removing all 8 campus cameras after letting its contract end, Conroe tabled its oversight proposals, and 4 university records open a new class on the tracker.
Costa Mesa kept its cameras 6-1, Monroe County ended its contract 2-0, Toledo’s full roll call surfaced, and Oklahoma City pushed its renewal to August.
Cleveland extended 9-6, Warren renewed 4-3, Huntington approved 6-4, and 4 Michigan cities left Flock, with Park Ridge, Oklahoma City, and Harrisonburg voting inside 2 weeks.
As of July 16, 2026, the tracker documented 122 Flock contracts in 41 states with $45.6 million cited to public records. 4 renewal decisions had dates in the following 6 weeks: Park Ridge, Oklahoma City, Harrisonburg, and Fort Wayne.