Wylie Votes 7-0 To End Flock Camera Contract As North Texas Privacy Backlash Grows

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The Wylie City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday not to renew its contract with Flock Safety, putting the city’s six automated license plate reader cameras on track to shut down when the current agreement expires in October. Wylie has used the cameras since August 2024 and pays about $27,000 per year for six devices, according to […]
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