A city council has made a decision regarding Flock cameras. The council voted unanimously to shut down the cameras. This decision was made to end a contract with Flock.
The vote was unanimous, indicating that all council members were in agreement. Further details about the decision and the contract are available from the source.
The outcome of the vote is clear, but additional information about the circumstances surrounding the decision may be found in the original report.
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