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Wright County commissioners are taking a stand against controversial Flock cameras, pushing for a legal review to protect resident privacy and public trust.

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Commissioners direct legal review of Flock camera permits amid privacy and jurisdiction concerns
After heated discussion about privacy, authority and public trust, Wright County commissioners voted unanimously to send Flock right-of-way permits to the county attorney for legal review, citing questions about the sheriff's contract, federal preemption, and potential liability for removing cameras.
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August 26, 2026 at 9:37 PM
Wright County commissioners are taking a stand against privacy concerns by removing funding for controversial Flock cameras from their 2027 budget!

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Wright County commissioners vote to remove Flock camera funding from preliminary 2027 budget, ask sheriff to brief board
After extended debate about privacy and data collection, the Wright County Board voted to remove funding for Flock automated license‑plate reader cameras from the preliminary 2027 budget and scheduled Sheriff Derringer to present information at the Aug. 25 meeting.
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August 22, 2026 at 12:20 AM