CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cleveland’s Flock cameras survived a passionate City Council debate Wednesday, with members approving a new contract for the controversial license plate reader system in a 9-6 decision.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cleveland City Council voted to close the loophole that let Mayor Justin Bibb pay $853,000 for ShotSpotter, and almost keep Flock cameras, without any oversight from legislators.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio — The bill to maintain Cleveland’s sports venues is about to grow again, and Gateway Economic Development Corp., the nonprofit responsible for paying, doesn’t have the money to cover it.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — A top Flock Safety executive on Friday offered a full-throated defense of the company’s controversial license plate readers and its nationwide search network, which critics say amounts to a mass-surveillance system.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Newly released records show Cleveland’s Flock cameras were searched nearly 2,000 times to assist I.C.E. or enforce immigration laws in 2025, including cases where officers found vehicles they were looking for on Cleveland’s camera network.