Flock Cameras in Colorado: Contracts, Votes, and Renewal Dates
15 tracked contracts in Colorado.
Colorado law (Colo. Rev. Stat. 24-72-113) requires government passive-surveillance images to be destroyed within 3 years, with narrow exceptions. For the current statute picture in every state, see the NCSL ALPR statute summary.
- Denver, CO Canceled
- Moffat County, CO Canceled
- Glenwood Springs, CO Active
- Routt County, CO Active
- Weld County, CO Active
- Arapahoe County, CO Active
- Englewood, CO Active
- Fort Collins, CO Canceled
- University of Colorado Boulder, CO Active
- Longmont, CO Active
- Boulder, CO Active
- Douglas County, CO Canceled
- Aurora, CO Active
- Castle Rock, CO Active
- Commerce City, CO Active
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What the Colorado records show
Colorado has 15 records, 27th of 48 by count.
The status split: 11 active, 4 canceled. Documented spending across 6 records: $5,810,528. Camera counts: 440 across 11 agencies.
The largest documented contract belongs to Commerce City, CO at $4,560,478. The newest dated approval: Commerce City, CO, April 6, 2026.
How many Colorado agencies are on the tracker?
15 agencies have a verified Flock contract record here, each with its sources listed. Missing one? Send us the record.
Which Colorado contracts ended?
4 records document an ending: Moffat County, CO, Fort Collins, CO, Douglas County, CO, Denver, CO.