Cancel Tracker
A neutral, sourced feed of US cities that have taken public action against their automated license plate reader deployments - whether by council vote, contract non-renewal, or formal pause.
Voted to cancel
2
Cancelled
2
Declined to renew
1
Rejected proposal
1
Paused
2
Flock Safety - Missouri - pop. ~508,090
Kansas City Council voted 9-4 to terminate the Flock contract following sustained public pressure and a state-level audit.
Flock Safety - Texas - pop. ~979,882
Austin City Council placed a moratorium on new Flock contracts while SB 1405 / HB 1888 implementation is reviewed; existing cameras remain in operation.
Flock Safety - Florida - pop. ~949,611
Jacksonville Sheriff paused new Flock camera deployments pending a public audit; existing cameras remained active during review.
Flock Safety - Ohio - pop. ~137,644
Dayton City Commission voted 5-2 to cancel the Flock Safety contract after public hearings raised concerns about data sharing and ICE access.
Flock Safety - Virginia - pop. ~238,014
Norfolk Police Department declined to exercise a contract renewal option; existing deployment wound down through Q1 2025.
Flock Safety - Tennessee - pop. ~152,769
City Council voted against accepting a Flock grant offer after residents raised privacy and immigration-enforcement concerns.
Flock Safety - South Carolina - pop. ~136,632
Columbia City Council voted to end participation in the regional Flock network; implementation in progress at time of last reporting.
Flock Safety - Texas - pop. ~1,472,909
San Antonio ended its Flock contract after a single quarter of operation; cited concerns about data retention and out-of-state sharing.
We list only documented public actions (council votes, formal contract decisions, written agency statements). We do not include cities where ALPR is merely being publicly debated. Every entry carries a source URL so you can verify the record yourself. If you spot an error or have a public-record tip, subscribe and we will follow up.