Norman, OK
RejectedNo amount on recordNorman Police DepartmentFlock Safety presented license plate reader cameras to the Norman City Council at a special meeting on Tuesday, August 19, 2025, The OU Daily and The Norman Transcript reported. Norman…
Status: Rejected
Rejected means a body voted the contract down or declined to approve it. 16 records have this status. These are the clearest cases on the tracker of a public decision going against the purchase.
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Lockhart, TX
RejectedNo amount on recordLockhart Police DepartmentThe Lockhart City Council took up a law enforcement agreement with Flock Group, Inc. on October 9, 2025, carried as work session item C and regular meeting item 5.A. The…
Catawba, NC
RejectedNo amount on recordCatawba Police DepartmentCatawba police ran 5 Flock Safety cameras through a 60 day trial before asking the town council to make the arrangement permanent. The council declined at its September 8, 2026…
Ironton, OH
RejectedNo amount on recordCity of IrontonIronton City Council passed an ordinance by a vote of 4 to 3 barring city agencies from acquiring, contracting for, using or subscribing to automated license plate reader services inside…
Colchester, CT
Rejected$10,950Colchester Police DepartmentFlock Group Inc. prepared an order form for the Colchester Police Department at 128 Norwich Avenue covering 3 Falcon cameras and FlockOS Essentials. The form lists 10,950 dollars for year…
Norton, OH
RejectedNo amount on recordNorton Police DepartmentNorton City Council rejected this proposal, so the $80,000 for 15 cameras is a price the city never paid. News 5 Cleveland reported on March 22, 2023 that council voted…
Lakewood, CA
Rejected$332,600Lakewood Public Safety Department, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department contract policingLakewood City Council rejected a Flock pilot extension at its adjourned regular meeting of March 24, 2026. Staff had recommended a 12-month project covering 59 license plate readers and 10…
Green, OH
Rejected$92,100Summit County Sheriff's Office, City of Green policing contractGreen City Council defeated Resolution 2026-R26AA on August 11, 2026 by a 4-3 vote, rejecting a second amendment to the city's policing contract with the Summit County Sheriff that would…
Portsmouth, RI
RejectedNo amount on recordPortsmouth Police DepartmentThe town said no twice. In June 2022 the council approved a bridge-camera pilot with Bristol 6 to 1, then rescinded it unanimously on July 13, 2022 after residents raised…
Santa Clara County, CA
RejectedNo amount on recordSanta Clara County Sheriff’s OfficeOn February 24, 2026, the Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 to amend the county Surveillance Use Policy so the sheriff’s office cannot operate, manage, or use data from Flock cameras,…