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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Chase Rogers, The Dallas Morning News

    Dallas Flock Safety Cameras Stay Online After CEO, Police Meeting (opens the original)

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    (TNS) — More than 300 Flock license plate-reading cameras at risk of going dark in Dallas will instead remain online for at least another 90 days under an agreement between police and the surveillance technology company.The exact terms of the extension were not disclosed Wednesday. Department spokesperson Allison Hudson said details were being worked out and it was not immediately known whether police would need to pay for the continued service.Police Chief Daniel Comeaux and Flock Safety CEO Ga

  2. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Chase Rogers, The Dallas Morning News

    Dallas City Council Signals Support for Flock Safety Cameras (opens the original)

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    (TNS) — The Dallas City Council wants to keep the cameras rolling.A majority of council members on Wednesday signaled they agreed with Dallas police that Flock Safety's network of license-plate readers across the city has become a key tool for solving crimes and tracking down suspects — and one that's too valuable to cut.The nonbinding vote rejecting council member Adam Bazaldua's suggestion to cut $1.5 million for Flock came during a lengthy debate over amendments to the city manager's proposed

  3. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Chase Rogers, The Dallas Morning News

    With State Funding Pause, Dallas to Switch Off Flock Cameras (opens the original)

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    (TNS) — Dallas police will deactivate almost half of the Flock license-plate cameras across the city this month after Gov. Greg Abbott ordered a pause in state agency funding for the technology, the department announced Tuesday.The AI-powered cameras will be turned off Sept. 15. The change affects 321 cameras, police said, while more than 300 will remain in operation.Department officials learned of the funding change during a meeting with state officials Tuesday, said spokesperson Allison Hudson

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