Automatic License Plate Reader

Lawmakers Request Surveillance Company Flock Appear At November Committee Meeting

Flock Safety, maker of automated license plate reader (ALPR) systems, has until Monday, Oct. 19 to confirm that representatives of the company will appear at a planned interim legislative committee meeting Nov. 9.

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Delegates Issue Friday Deadline For Flock To Answer Questions

State lawmakers have warned surveillance company Flock Safety they may compel company officials to testify if they don't respond by Friday to questions stemming from an August interim meeting.

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Lawmakers Appear Skeptical In Surveillance Camera Discussion

West Virginia lawmakers from both parties raised concerns about AI-enabled surveillance camera systems during Sunday’s legislative interim meeting of the Joint Standing Committee on Government Organization.

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Group Moves To Ban Surveillance Cameras In Huntington, Council Gets Proposed Ordinance

Flock surveillance cameras have been in the news a lot lately. A group in Huntington is gathering Wednesday to put a ballot initiative together to ban them in the city.

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