Residents demand end to county Flock camera program after reported data access by former deputy
Multiple residents and advocates pressed the Oakland County Board of Commissioners to terminate or pause its contract with ALPR vendor Flock after reports that a former sheriff’s deputy accessed county camera data repeatedly; callers demanded records, an explanation of controls and immediate policy changes.
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Residents and civil‑rights advocates used two public‑comment periods at the Oakland County Board of Commissioners meeting to renew calls to sever ties with Flock, the county’s automated license‑plate reader (ALPR) vendor, after local reporting showed a former sheriff’s deputy accessed county camera data multiple times.
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