· Florence County, WI · Cameras off
Florence County, Wisconsin board votes unanimously to stop using its two Flock cameras
The Florence County Board voted unanimously on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026, to discontinue the county's use of Flock cameras, WLUC (TV6) reported. The county has two active Flock cameras; they will be turned off and covered with bags until they are removed (WLUC). The vote followed a discussion with people attending the meeting (WLUC). At the same meeting, the board also unanimously approved a moratorium on data center development (WLUC).
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