Renton, WA Flock cameras on hold as city plans virtual town hall
Renton’s Flock ALPR cameras remain turned off after a split city council vote while officials attempt to renegotiate contract terms before November. Critics cite privacy and surveillance risks, while police defend the technology as a crucial tool for investigating regional crime.
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