City canceled Flock contract, but cameras stayed — police chief unplugged them

Plymouth's city council voted on Sept. 22 to cancel its contract with Flock Safety for license plate reading cameras. After Flock ignored the cancellation notice for over a week, Police Chief Eric Fadden ordered staff to disconnect power to the cameras, which remain Flock's property.

• Plymouth council voted to drop Flock ALPRs on Sept. 22
• Police suspended user accounts and sent a formal cancellation letter
• Flock did not reply for over a week, so cameras were unplugged
• The hardware belongs to Flock; removal timeline is unknown