In a wave of decisions influenced by escalating privacy concerns, several law enforcement agencies, including the LAPD, Kaukauna Police Department, and UW-Madison Police, have opted to terminate their contracts with Flock Safety, a company known for its surveillance cameras that read license plates. Westland has expressed similar intentions, with local council members confirming that the contract will not be renewed. The move reflects a broader discomfort within communities regarding surveillance and privacy, leading to significant pushback from residents. As these contracts come to an end, police departments are seeking new approaches to surveillance that align better with public sentiment.