Flock's presence is being monitored as some areas end their agreements.
Some cities and counties have stopped working with Flock or chosen not to continue their contracts. Cameras have also been taken out of service in certain areas.
Details about Flock's operations and the status of their contracts can be found through ongoing coverage, which provides updates on the current state of their activities.
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