A state read end to end: every record on the tracker for that state, the largest and smallest contracts, how each one ended, and what the file is still missing.
Every figure below comes from the Oregon records on this tracker, read on August 6, 2026, and from the text of Senate Bill 1516. Oregon held 8 Flock records on August 6, 2026, and 7 of them had stopped. 6 were cancelled, 1 was suspended, and the eighth had never had its first vote. Oregon … Read more
Every figure below comes from the Colorado records on this tracker, read on August 6, 2026. Colorado held 8 Flock records on August 6, 2026, with the widest spread of approval paths of any state on this site. One contract cleared on a mayor’s signature under a spending threshold. One passed as a city ordinance … Read more
Every figure below comes from the Indiana records on this tracker, read on August 6, 2026. Indiana held 8 Flock records on August 6, 2026, and 3 of them belonged to universities. The state had the only recorded vote on this site that lost, an auto-renewing county contract written to run to 2027, and a … Read more
Every figure below comes from the Wisconsin records on this tracker, read on August 6, 2026. Wisconsin held 10 Flock records on August 6, 2026, and 7 of them were endings. Two contracts were rejected outright, four were cancelled or allowed to lapse, one expired on a campus, and only 3 were still running. No … Read more
A public-records ruling paused Washington Flock networks, SB 6002 reversed most pauses, 2 sheriffs shut down, and Olympia faces a July 31 deadline.
Harrisonburg votes on ending its contract as Staunton and Charlottesville exit, Richmond extends without a vote, and Virginia records report 21-day retention.
July 27, 2026Ohio’s Flock story runs through its institutions: the state’s biggest university just signed its third contract, its biggest city extended under protest, and a public university walked away because students asked it to.Columbus and Cleveland hold, loudlyColumbus renewed amid an audit that found thousands of possibly immigration-related searches by outside departments, and the … Read more
July 27, 2026California carries more Flock records than any other state on the tracker, and its 2026 story runs through 1 question: who else can see the data. Sharing audits, a county ban, and a state law with teeth have reshaped contracts up and down the state.The sharing reckoningSB 34 bars California agencies from sharing … Read more
July 27, 2026. Updated August 5, 2026. Texas held 19 records on the tracker on August 5, 2026, and no state shows the full range of Flock outcomes more clearly: the 2 biggest city contracts in the dataset, a rejection wave in smaller cities, a state grant office that pays for cameras in 4 separate … Read more
1 Washington law produced 2 opposite outcomes on 3 records. Virginia’s portals all read 21 days. Nebraska logs every search. The records show how state law shapes these contracts.