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East Valley city council pushes back decision on Flock cameras

A contract extension and consolidation decision on Flock security cameras was pushed back to July 16 by the Chandler City Council during its meeting this week.

Council voted 5-1 to postpone the decision at the end of its 4-hour May 21 regular meeting.

Dozens of Valley residents, mostly from Chandler, spoke out against the Flock company and its program, which has 40 cameras positioned around the city.

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