License plate readers made by the company Flock Safety allow police agencies to share access to the information the cameras ...

Kirksville city council has officially voted in favor of an agreement with Flock Group, Inc. to bring the company's ...

Dayton has received a grant to help fund dozens of new license plate reader cameras throughout the city. City commissioners ...

Automated License Plate Reader’s - or ALPR’s - automatically capture images of license plates of passing vehicles. These ...

Flock Safety cameras are now fixtures in the region, and while law enforcement touts their crime fighting boost, the ...

The Washington state Legislature is about to start its 2026 session, and among the most important bills and topics to be ...

Staunton Police Chief Jim Williams defended the citizens asking for the cameras' removal in an email to Flock CEO Garrett ...

St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office is using funding from immigration enforcement to support a variety of law enforcement efforts, including finding missing people and recovering stolen vehicles.

Automatic license-plate readers are used across parts of the Quad Cities as a crime-fighting tool, but as more residents ...