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Blaine County to remove ALPR camera near Carey

Blaine County plans to remove an ALPR camera near Carey and end its contract with Flock Safety in 2027.

Blaine County Idaho DeskSeptember 22, 2026
Blaine County to remove ALPR camera near Carey

Key takeaways

  • Blaine County plans to remove an ALPR camera near Carey.
  • The county plans to end its contract with Flock Safety in 2027.
  • The action affects both the camera and the county’s contract with the company.

Blaine County plans to remove an automated license plate reader camera near Carey and end its contract with Flock Safety in 2027.

The decision

The county’s planned action involves two parts: removing the camera near Carey and ending the county’s contract with Flock Safety in 2027. The camera and contract are connected to the county’s use of Flock Safety’s system.

What changes

The camera near Carey is set to be removed. The county’s relationship with Flock Safety is also scheduled to end in 2027, marking the end of the contract identified in the announcement.

What to watch

The next steps are the camera’s removal and the contract’s end date in 2027. County records and public statements will show when the removal takes place and whether the county takes any additional action before the contract ends.

What to watch

  • When Blaine County removes the camera near Carey.
  • The contract’s scheduled end in 2027.
  • Any additional county action involving the camera or contract.

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