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Flock hearing postponed to Aug. 13 meeting

Yegor Zenkov speaks at the Chandler City Council’s June 25 meeting about Flock and other license-plate surveillance providers. A hearing on whether to extend a contract with Flock has been postponed to Council’s Aug. 13 meeting.

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A busy week of executive and public meetings for the Chandler City Council might be remembered for what was on the agendas.

But it might also be remembered for what’s not on the agendas.

Near the top of the agenda for Council’s Monday, July 13 study session agenda is a notice that Chandler Police have withdrawn their plans to get a Flock automated license plate reader, or ALPR, camera program renewed.

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