Milwaukee, WI, August 27, 2026 — Sheboygan, Wisconsin, is reportedly weighing the termination of its contract with Flock Safety. The move follows concerns raised by the city’s police department regarding the company’s conduct and its alignment with the terms of their agreement.

According to information available, the Sheboygan Police Department has voiced issues suggesting that Flock Safety’s actions may be inconsistent with the contract established between the city and the company. These concerns have reportedly led to a decrease in trust regarding the partnership.

In response to these developing concerns, the city has taken immediate action by covering all 15 Flock Safety cameras that are currently deployed within Sheboygan. The specific details of the actions by Flock Safety that are inconsistent with the city’s agreement have not been publicly disclosed. The name of the specific police department official who raised these concerns was not provided.

The potential termination of the contract signifies a significant re-evaluation of the city’s relationship with the public safety technology provider. The duration of the contract, the financial implications of termination, and the timeline for a final decision are details that were not provided in the summary. The city’s decision to cover the cameras indicates a temporary measure while the situation is under review.

Flock Safety is known for providing law enforcement agencies with license plate reading cameras and other surveillance technologies. The outcome of Sheboygan’s review could influence other municipalities that utilize Flock Safety’s services. The city has not yet announced when a final decision regarding the contract will be made.


Story summarized from the original created by Meryl Hubbard on www.tmj4.com, see more information here.

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