City of Reno Ends Contract with Flock, Seeks New Camera System Vendor
The City of Reno has ended its contract with Flock and is seeking a new vendor for its camera systems.
Reno, NV, October 9, 2026 —
The City of Reno has concluded its contract with Flock, a company that provided camera systems. The municipality is now initiating a search for a new vendor to supply and manage its camera infrastructure.
Details regarding the specific reasons for the contract termination were not immediately available. The duration of the previous contract with Flock was not specified. Similarly, the timeline for selecting and implementing a new camera system vendor has not been publicly announced.
The City of Reno is expected to outline its requirements and the procurement process for potential new vendors in the coming weeks. This transition marks a shift in the city’s approach to its camera system technology. Information on the specific types or capabilities of the camera systems previously provided by Flock was not detailed in the summary. The search for a new vendor indicates a strategic decision by the city to potentially upgrade or alter its surveillance and monitoring capabilities. Further updates are anticipated as the city progresses through its vendor selection process.
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