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Indiana communities end Flock camera contracts

Cities and counties across Indiana are ending contracts for Flock cameras, a change that affects local use of the system.

Monroe County Indiana DeskSeptember 22, 2026
Indiana communities end Flock camera contracts

Key takeaways

  • Indiana cities and counties are ending Flock camera contracts.
  • The decisions are being made at the local-government level.
  • Contract records can show the terms and effective dates of cancellations.

Indiana cities and counties are ending contracts for Flock cameras, marking a change in how some local governments use the system.

Local contract decisions

The decisions involve city and county governments that had contracts for Flock camera services. Ending a contract is a local government action; each community must handle its own agreement and any related records.

What the change means

Flock cameras are used through contracts with local governments. When a contract ends, the government’s relationship with Flock changes, including its continued use of the contracted camera system.

Public records

The Indiana Public Media report on the development points readers to records related to the contract decisions. Those records are the place to check for the local government involved, the contract terms and the effective date of any cancellation.

What to watch

  • Local votes, notices or contract records documenting cancellations.
  • The effective dates for contracts that are ended.
  • Whether affected governments take further action on camera use.

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