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Excelsior Springs covers all 15 Flock cameras

Every Flock camera in Excelsior Springs has been covered with a trash bag, according to KSHB 41 Kansas City.

Clay County Kansas DeskOctober 21, 2026
Excelsior Springs covers all 15 Flock cameras

Key takeaways

  • Excelsior Springs covered all 15 Flock cameras.
  • The cameras were covered with trash bags.
  • The action does not by itself establish that the cameras were removed.
  • The next step for the cameras has not been established.

Excelsior Springs has covered all 15 of its Flock cameras with trash bags, KSHB 41 Kansas City reported.

What happened

The action involved every Flock camera in Excelsior Springs. The cameras were covered rather than described as removed, so the development is a change in how the equipment is being used or displayed, not a confirmed removal of the camera system.

It does not establish a date for removal, a decision to end the camera program or a timetable for what happens next.

What the cameras are

Flock cameras are the equipment at the center of the Excelsior Springs action. The city has 15 of them, and all 15 were covered with trash bags.

What comes next

The next public development would be whether Excelsior Springs leaves the cameras covered, removes them or makes another decision about the equipment. Any formal city action, timetable or explanation would clarify the status of the cameras.

What to watch

  • Whether Excelsior Springs removes the cameras or leaves them covered.
  • Whether the city announces a timetable or formal decision.
  • Whether the city explains the status of the camera program.

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