City of Reno Plans to Discontinue Flock Camera Usage
The City of Reno has announced plans to cease its use of Flock Cameras and will seek City Council approval for alternative solutions.
Reno, NV, October 10, 2026 — The City of Reno has announced intentions to stop using Flock Cameras. Officials plan to present a proposal to the City Council for approval to discontinue the current camera system and explore alternative solutions.
Details regarding the specific reasons for discontinuing the use of Flock Cameras were not immediately available. The city’s plan indicates a forthcoming request to the City Council to authorize the transition away from the existing technology.
The move suggests a potential shift in the city’s approach to surveillance or traffic monitoring technologies. The announcement did not specify what alternatives are being considered, nor did it provide a timeline for when the City Council will review the proposal or when the cessation of Flock Camera use might take effect.
The contractor responsible for the Flock Cameras was not identified in the announcement. Furthermore, information concerning the current contract status, any associated costs, or performance metrics of the Flock Cameras was not provided.
City officials stated that the process of seeking approval for alternative solutions will be initiated soon. The public will likely be informed of further developments as the City Council agenda is finalized and the proposal is formally submitted for consideration. The specific nature of these alternative solutions remains undisclosed at this time.
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