flock license plate cameras
Flock license plate cameras: surveillance, privacy, access, and data sharing.
What to Watch
Watch for a future City Council item that sets a direction for retaining, replacing, or removing the cameras, or adopts rules for access, retention, sharing, and oversight.
Coming Up
Typically discussed at City Council. Check back when the next agenda is published.
The Story
Two Rivers budgeted $10,000 in 2025 for four Flock license-plate cameras and two pole cameras. On Sept. 8, Council discussed what it had learned about the system’s data and privacy implications, but did not decide whether to keep, replace or remove the cameras.
Record
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The Personnel and Finance Committee reviewed a proposed 2026 Police Department capital budget totaling $110,000, including $10,000 to install four Flock cameras and buy two pole cameras.
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City Council discussed Flock public-safety cameras and took no formal action.
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Council members said the city had learned more about the system’s data and privacy implications after the cameras were approved, and said access had been limited to the Two Rivers Police Department.
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The discussion did not resolve whether the city will retain, replace, or remove the cameras.
City Council