Security1 hOctober 30, 2026, 01:37

Flock Safety Reinstalled Cameras in Dayton After City Canceled Program

Flock Safety brought two license-plate reader cameras back online in Dayton, Minnesota, without authorization after the city suspended its ALPR program on August 25. Police were ordered to remove the equipment, and Flock said removal could take up to 60 days.

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Dayton's city council suspended its ALPR program on August 25
Cameras went back online between September 18 and 29 despite the order
Flock said removing the equipment could take up to 60 days
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