Norfolk Anti-Flock Camera Group Presses City to Cancel Contract
An "Anti-Flock camera group" is rallying in Norfolk, Virginia, to push the city to cancel its contract related to Flock cameras.
Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News, VA, October 13, 2026 —
An “Anti-Flock camera group” is rallying in Norfolk, Virginia, to urge the city to cancel a contract related to Flock cameras. The group’s stated aim is to persuade the city to end the agreement. The available information does not identify the group by a formal name or specify when or where its rallying is taking place.
The contract’s terms, value and duration were not provided. The number of cameras involved and the services covered by the agreement were also not specified. No explanation was given for the group’s opposition, so its reasons for seeking cancellation are not clear from the information available.
The summary does not say whether the city has responded to the group, whether officials are considering a cancellation, or whether any decision has been made. It also does not describe any planned city action or a timeline for the contract. Those details would be needed to establish the agreement’s current status and what steps, if any, may follow the group’s effort.
For now, the reported development is the group’s effort in Norfolk to press for cancellation of the Flock-related contract. The group’s identity, the contract’s specific provisions, the campaign’s reasoning and the city’s position have not been provided, leaving the scope and likely course of the dispute unclear.
Story summarized from the original created by Brian Saunders on www.whro.org, see more information here.
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