Flock termination proposal listed for Toledo council’s Oct. 20 agenda
A proposed resolution on Toledo City Council’s Oct. 20 agenda urges the mayor to end the city’s use of Flock technology. No final action has been recorded.
A resolution urging Toledo’s mayor to end the city’s use of Flock technology is listed for City Council’s Oct. 20, 2026, agenda.
The proposal would ask the mayor to terminate the city’s use of the technology and avoid additional agreements, renewals or extensions. It was included in the Oct. 13 agenda-review meeting.
The draft raises concerns about privacy, civil liberties, data security and government accountability. It also acknowledges that automated license-plate-reader networks can help investigations, while expressing concern about collecting and retaining information about people who are not suspected of wrongdoing.
The city’s legislative record lists the resolution as agenda-ready, with no final action recorded. The proposal is a request to the mayor; it does not establish that contracts have ended or cameras have been removed.