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Last discussed Aug 18, 2026.
Public comments (3)
Expressed concerns about the use and expansion of Flock automated license plate reading cameras and called for public discussion.
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority — August 18, 2026 · 24:23 →Raised serious concerns regarding Flock automated license plate readers, privacy, and lack of public consent.
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority — August 18, 2026 · 43:42 →Detailed the history of how Flock surveillance cameras were approved via consent calendar without public debate.
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority — August 18, 2026 · 1:00:00 →News & external sources (8)
One OC City Set to Pause Flock Cameras; Will a Second One Follow?
Fullerton police officials are set to be the first in OC to turn off their Flock cameras for six months to see what it’s like in town without them while officials in Santa Ana have delayed a discussion on revie...
Fullerton City Council approves six month suspension of Flock Safety cameras
Fullerton City Council approves six month suspension of Flock Safety cameras Daily Titan
Fullerton Council Votes 3–1 to Switch Off Flock License Plate Cameras for Six Months - Fullerton Observer
As the council moves forward with its six-month hiatus of Flock cameras, the ongoing dialogue about balancing public safety and civil liberties remains at the forefront of the community’s concerns.
Outside Agencies Searched Fullerton Flock Data in Cases Tied to Federal Investigations and Protests - Fullerton Observer
That broader access, and how much control Fullerton retains over the eventual use of its data, is one of the questions councilmembers will have in front of them Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
Fullerton council to pick trash hauler and revisit Flock license plate cameras Tuesday, October 6 - Fullerton Observer
Local Government The Fullerton City Council on Tuesday will be asked to choose between two companies competing for the city’s solid waste contract. It will also be asked to give police direction on a license ...
Farias: San Clemente Deserves Answers About Federal Surveillance
San Clemente can take public safety seriously without giving up local oversight. When federal surveillance technology is placed on city-owned land, residents deserve clear safeguards, transparency and accountability over how that technology is used.
Fullerton Officials Latest in OC to Review Flock Cameras Policy
Fullerton officials are expected to join a growing list of OC cities discussing and reviewing their Flock cameras amid rising concerns over privacy, misuse and data leaks in the region over automated license plate readers.
Residents Across OC Increasingly Pushback on Flock Cameras
Residents across Orange County are increasingly speaking out against the proliferation of automated license plate readers on street corners in the region, raising concerns the cameras are an invasion of privacy...