Henrico Removes 120-Plus Flock Cameras After Deadline

Henrico County crews removed more than 120 deactivated Flock Safety license-plate cameras after the company did not take them down by the county’s requested deadline. The cameras are being stored for Flock to retrieve, while the mounting poles remain in place; Henrico later said it would not seek reimbursement for its removal costs, despite an earlier county statement suggesting Flock would cover them. Separately, Edgewood, Kentucky, voted to remove its four Flock devices, with council members citing constitutional concerns and questions about data sharing. The decisions reflect wider local resistance to automated license-plate surveillance and disputes over how the data is stored and accessed.