Oshkosh moves to cancel just-approved Flock camera contract
The Oshkosh Common Council may cancel a contract with Flock Group Inc. for automated license plate reader and camera technology after new information raised concerns. The council initially approved the agreement, but the Oshkosh Police Department received inconsistent statements from Flock representatives.
The Oshkosh Common Council is set to reconsider its approval of a contract with Flock Group Inc. for automated license plate reader and camera technology. The Oshkosh Police Department received new information that appeared inconsistent with statements made by Flock representatives during the initial approval meeting. Police Chief Dean Smith notified City Manager Rebecca Grill, and city staff recommended rescinding the prior approval due to community concerns and a desire for transparency. A resolution to formally reject the agreement will be discussed in a special meeting. Flock stated that statements made during the meeting were misinterpreted and welcomed the opportunity to clarify. Officials aim to ensure the decision is based on complete and accurate information.
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