A city has stopped using a license plate reader system. All Flock Safety cameras have been removed, and the city will no longer use the company's data. This decision follows a directive from the city.
The system in question was provided by Flock Safety, and it included cameras that read license plates. The city had been using this system, but it is no longer in use.
Further details about this decision are available from the source, including the city that made this change, which is Leander.
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