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Upcoming Flock votes

Council meetings, hearings, ballot measures and contract deadlines where Flock or other license-plate-reader cameras are on the line, plus how recent votes turned out. Updated . A scheduled item isn't a decision: agendas change, so check the source before you go. Know of a vote we're missing? Send it with a link.

Coming up (12)

  1. · 5:00 PM local · COUNCIL VOTE · in 2 days

    Sherman, TX: Sherman City Council

    Resolution No. 7682 would direct the city manager not to renew or extend the city's agreement with Flock Group Inc.

    Source: Sherman.city

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  2. · 6:00 PM local · PUBLIC MEETING · in 2 days

    Tulsa, OK: Tulsa Police Department (public meeting)

    Police community Q&A on how automated license plate readers, including Flock cameras, are used in Tulsa. Not a vote.

    Sources: News On 6 · Tulsa World

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  3. · 4:00 PM local · STUDY PROPOSAL · in 3 days

    Loudoun County, VA: Loudoun County Board of Supervisors

    Board Member Initiative to count Flock cameras used by county and town police, review data use and sharing, and check compliance with Virginia's 21-day retention rule.

    Sources: Loudoun County agenda (Oct. 20) · WTOP · Our story

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  4. · RENEWAL VOTE · in 3 days

    Sterling Heights, MI: Sterling Heights City Council

    Public vote on renewing the Flock contract for the city's 24 cameras, which was otherwise set to renew automatically in December.

    Source: C&G Newspapers

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  5. · COUNCIL VOTE · in 3 days

    Toledo, OH: Toledo City Council

    Resolution R-435-26 requesting termination/non-renewal of all city Flock agreements, removal/deactivation of equipment, and deletion of Flock-generated data.

    Sources: DocketCity (R-435-26) · 13abc / WTVG · Our story

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  6. · 10:00 AM local · CONTRACT VOTE · in 4 days

    Reno, NV: Reno City Council

    Proposed 8-year, $21.8 million Axon agreement that includes more than 200 license plate readers, after the city chose not to renew Flock (Flock contract ends March 17, 2027).

    Sources: This Is Reno · KUNR (Flock non-renewal) · Our story

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  7. · 2:00 PM local · COUNCIL VOTE · in 10 days

    Pinellas County, FL: Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners

    Resolution (item 26-1189A) to end county ALPR contracts and data-sharing with Flock, Axon and others and remove cameras from county roads within 30 days.

    Sources: Florida Politics · Pinellas County meeting notice · Our story

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  8. · COMMITTEE ITEM · in 11 days

    San Jose, CA: San Jose Rules and Open Government Committee / Committee of the Whole (joint meeting)

    Agenda item ROGC 26-370, "Automated License Plate Readers." (status: Agenda Ready). The agenda listing does not say what action is proposed.

    Source: City of San Jose Legistar (ROGC 26-370)

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  9. · CONTRACT EXPIRES · in 16 days

    Renton, WA: Renton City Council

    The city's two-year Flock contract expires; without a new council-approved contract the paused cameras would be dismantled.

    Sources: KUOW · City of Renton (Aug. 10 recap) · Our story

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  10. · BALLOT MEASURE · in 17 days

    League City, TX: League City voters (Proposition A)

    Voters decide on the city's Flock cameras; a council resolution requires the cameras be disabled within 72 hours of the canvass if Proposition A fails.

    Sources: League City Herald · Houston Public Media · Our story

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  11. · BOARD DISCUSSION · in 19 days

    Riverside, IL: Riverside Village Board

    Board to discuss whether to shut off the village's two Flock cameras now rather than at contract end (May 31, 2027).

    Source: Riverside-Brookfield Landmark · Our story

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  12. · PUBLIC HEARING · in 23 days

    Columbia, MO: Columbia City Council

    Public hearing on the city's Flock camera system, expected per city documents (council was voting to set the hearing).

    Source: ABC17 News

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

Recent outcomes

  1. · BAN ORDINANCE

    Tempe, AZ: Tempe City Council

    Ordinance barring the city, including police, from using ALPR systems and data.

    Outcome: Passed 6-1.

    Sources: ABC15 Arizona · AZFamily · Our story

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  2. · OVERSIGHT VOTE

    Harris County, TX: Harris County Commissioners Court

    The county's Flock contracts and oversight of ALPR data.

    Outcome: Formed a sheriff-led workgroup to propose Flock contract amendments and a data-use policy by February 2027; cameras stay on in most precincts.

    Source: KHOU

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  3. · RENEWAL VOTE

    Riverside, IL: Riverside Village Board

    Whether to renew the village's two-camera Flock contract.

    Outcome: Voted 4-2 not to renew.

    Source: Riverside-Brookfield Landmark · Our story

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  4. · BAN ORDINANCE

    Bloomington, IN: Bloomington Common Council

    Ordinance 2026-22 barring city use of ALPRs and some shared-data surveillance cameras.

    Outcome: Passed 7-0.

    Source: The Bloomingtonian · Our story

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  5. · COUNCIL VOTE

    Midland, TX: Midland City Council

    Whether to terminate the city's Flock contract.

    Outcome: Voted unanimously to terminate the contract and remove the cameras (60 days' notice).

    Sources: FOX 7 Austin · Midland Reporter-Telegram · Our story

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  6. · COUNCIL VOTE

    League City, TX: League City Council

    Whether to bind the city to the Nov. 3 Flock referendum result.

    Outcome: Approved a resolution to disable cameras within 72 hours if voters reject them.

    Source: Houston Public Media · Our story

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

  7. · PAUSE VOTE

    Fullerton, CA: Fullerton City Council

    A moratorium on the city's Flock cameras.

    Outcome: Voted 3-1 to turn cameras off for six months.

    Source: Los Angeles Times (Daily Pilot) · Our story

    Last verified 2026-10-16.

How we track this

Every day we scan public sources for Flock and ALPR items: news reports, public meeting agendas (including Legistar agenda systems) and web search. A person-reviewed entry goes on this page only when a news report or an official agenda or notice confirms the date and what's being decided. After a meeting, we add the outcome once a source reports it. Entries link those sources so you can check them yourself. See our editorial standards, the contract countdowns and the cancellations tracker. Want to speak up? Prepare a public comment.