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Who approved this?
No approval document for this contract has been found yet. The records request guide shows which office holds it.
The town decided in 2022 to use license plate readers after a rise in stolen vehicles, held a public informational meeting first, and funded the cameras through the yearly budget process. Police run 17 readers at busier locations like Main Street, Glastonbury Boulevard, and the highway exchanges, per Patch. The agency’s transparency portal reported 22 cameras and 30-day retention as of July 24, 2026.
Renewal date pending
The contract end date has not yet been confirmed from records.
The money
- Cameras: 22
What happens next
Renewals are decided in public. Residents can attend the meeting, speak during public comment, and write to the office above through official channels. The ACLU publishes a model cancellation resolution officials can adapt.
Sources
- Patch: 17 license plate readers now in place in various spots in Glastonbury (July 24, 2026) patch.com
- Agency transparency portal: 22 cameras, 30-day retention (July 24, 2026) transparency.flocksafety.com
Last verified: September 24, 2026. Something wrong? Request a correction.
The record
The sources do not say who approved this contract. Glastonbury Police Department runs the cameras.
The contract covers 22 cameras. Retention runs 30 days.
The agreement remains in force.
2 sources back this record; each is listed with its date under Sources. Last verified September 24, 2026. More from the state: the Connecticut hub. Everything: the tracker.
Cite this record
Who Approved This, "Glastonbury, CT Flock Contract," whoapprovedthis.org, accessed October 9, 2026, https://whoapprovedthis.org/city/glastonbury-ct/.
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- Camera locations near Glastonbury: DeFlock (external, crowdsourced)
- Agency transparency portal, if published: transparency.flocksafety.com; aggregated at Eyes on Flock