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Sedona council orders removal of ALPR cameras and severs Flock contract after public concerns
Summary
Following public comment and staff updates, the council voted unanimously to terminate the automated license plate reader (ALPR) contract with Flock and to remove the city’s ALPR cameras, citing undisclosed data‑sharing concerns and privacy implications.
The Sedona City Council on Sept. 9 unanimously directed staff to terminate the city’s ALPR contract with Flock and to remove the city’s automated license plate reader cameras after residents raised privacy concerns and company disclosures about data sharing came to light.
City staff briefed the council that the item (AB3261) had generated "significant public input" since an earlier meeting.…
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