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Milford Village Council votes 7-0 to remove Flock Safety license plate cameras after resident concerns
Summary by The Detroit Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Noelle Friel, Darrius Smith , WDIV ClickOnDetroit (NBC) - Local News
· October 6, 2026
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Key points The village had initially approved 10 cameras, and later added 5 more. The decision was unanimous, with all 7 members voting not to renew the contract with the camera provider.
A village council has voted to remove its remaining license plate cameras. The decision was unanimous, with all 7 members voting not to renew the contract with the camera provider. This means the 10 cameras will be taken down after the current agreement expires later this month.
The village had initially approved 10 cameras, and later added 5 more. However, the contract for the 5 newer cameras was ended in June due to resident concerns. The latest vote eliminates the remaining 10 cameras.
Further details about the decision and its implications are available. The move follows similar actions in other areas, amid growing concerns about privacy and surveillance.
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Published: October 6, 2026 ·
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