· Siloam Springs, AR · Cameras off
Siloam Springs, Arkansas board votes to turn off Flock cameras while it weighs the contract
The Siloam Springs Board of Directors voted on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026, to turn off the city's Flock cameras while it considers the city's contract with the company, and tabled the contract decision until members get more information from the city's legal counsel, KHBS reported. Residents raised mass-surveillance concerns during public comment (KHBS). Police had earlier said the city runs six plate-reader cameras (KHBS).
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