Residents urge Greenfield to pause Flock Safety ALPR contract and data sharing
Two public commenters urged the Greenfield Common Council to halt deployment and data sharing under the city's Flock Safety license‑plate reader contract, citing documented misuses elsewhere, a reported $276,350 five‑year contract figure and concerns about sharing data with hundreds of external agencies.
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During citizen commentary at the Sept. 15 Greenfield Common Council meeting, residents pressed the council to reconsider the city's contract with Flock Safety, the vendor that supplies automatic license‑plate reader (ALPR) cameras.
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