Flock Cameras in Connecticut: Contracts, Votes, and Renewal Dates
23 tracked contracts in Connecticut.
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- Norwich, CT Active
- Avon, CT Active
- Ledyard, CT Active
- West Hartford, CT Active
- Milford, CT Suspended
- Farmington, CT Active
- Putnam, CT Active
- East Lyme, CT Active
- Monroe, CT Active
- Cheshire, CT Active
- Waterford, CT Active
- Ridgefield, CT Active
- Westport, CT Active
- Southington, CT Active
- Darien, CT Active
- Clinton, CT Active
- Bristol, CT Canceled
- Berlin, CT Active
- Colchester, CT Rejected
- Newtown, CT Active
- Glastonbury, CT Active
- Killingworth, CT Canceled
- Windsor, CT Canceled
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What the Connecticut records show
Connecticut has 23 records, tied for 15th of 48 by count.
The status split: 18 active, 1 suspended, 3 canceled, 1 rejected. Documented spending across 6 records: $253,850. Camera counts: 245 across 20 agencies.
The largest documented contract belongs to Southington, CT at $80,300. The newest dated approval: Ledyard, CT, December 10, 2025.
How many Connecticut agencies are on the tracker?
23 agencies have a verified Flock contract record here, each with its sources listed. Missing one? Send us the record.
Which Connecticut contracts ended?
5 records document an ending: Milford, CT, Bristol, CT, Colchester, CT, Killingworth, CT, and more on the outcomes page.