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Residents urge Evansville to review, end Flock Safety contract over privacy concerns
Evansville Common Council · April 13, 2026
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Summary
Multiple residents urged the council to end or review the city's Flock automated license-plate-reader contract, citing data-ownership changes, alleged security vulnerabilities and constitutional concerns about movement tracking.
Several residents raised concerns about Evansville’s contract with Flock Safety and the privacy implications of automated license-plate readers (ALPRs).
Adam Carey said the city should end the Flock contract and remove cameras, arguing the devices…
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