· Boynton Beach, FL · Won't renew
Boynton Beach, Florida commissioners agree to let the city's Flock agreements expire
Boynton Beach city commissioners reached a consensus on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026, to begin the process of not renewing the city's Flock Safety agreements (CBS12). Staff will contact Flock about whether some contracts can end earlier and will review the locations of the police department's 38 plate-reading cameras to see whether some can be reduced or paused before the contracts expire; the main agreement and most camera contracts run to November 2027 (CBS12). The cameras stay on for now, and no shut-off date has been set (CBS12). Police Chief Joe DeGiulio recommended letting the agreements expire rather than cutting off service immediately, and Commissioner Aimee Kelley said she would end the program that night if the city could still run its real-time crime center (CBS12). The commission voted unanimously in September to discontinue a $60,000 Flock agreement (CBS12).
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