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Apache Junction Surveillance Ordinance Would Make Employee Misuse a Crime

Nick Kanavati Sep 19, 2026
A proposed Apache Junction surveillance ordinance would make Flock camera misuse a crime. The council voted 7-0, and a hearing is set for Oct. 6.
Three people walking on a sidewalk at night beside a parked pickup truck, in surveillance video released by police after a Casa Grande shooting.

Girl, 10, wounded after shooting near Casa Grande high school district office; police seek to identify four

Nick Kanavati Sep 15, 2026
A 10-year-old girl was wounded in what police link to a Casa Grande shooting. Investigators released video and seek four persons of interest.
A resident speaks at a podium during a city council meeting, holding up a stack of printed pages.

Casa Grande Flock Cameras Stay in Place as Residents Raise Privacy and Data Concerns and Officials Weigh Tighter Rules

Nick Kanavati Sep 10, 2026
Casa Grande Flock cameras stay in place after a Sept. 8 study session. Police may shorten data retention and add an outside auditor as residents object.
Diagram titled Real-Time Crime Center with five branches: ALPR (Flock) license plate reader, traffic cameras, body-worn cameras, drone as first responder, and dispatch plus 911 tech.

Apache Junction Flock Cameras Remain in Use as Council Plans Work Session

Nick Kanavati Sep 3, 2026
Apache Junction Flock cameras remain in use after a Sept. 1 hearing drew 26 speakers. Council plans a work session on the Flock program.
Adam Power, a bearded man in a dark shirt, speaks at a wooden podium with a microphone during the Casa Grande City Council public comment period, with a three-minute timer showing 3:00 and audience members seated behind him.

Casa Grande Flock Cameras Challenged at Council Meeting

Nick Kanavati Aug 18, 2026

Three Casa Grande residents challenged the city’s Flock camera program at the Aug. 17 council meeting, raising…

A Flock Safety license plate reader camera on a solar-powered pole appears in the foreground while four Pinal County supervisors sit at the dais during the Aug. 12 meeting.

Pinal County Flock Cameras Removal Starts After Right-of-Way Vote

Nick Kanavati Aug 13, 2026
Board votes 4-1 to begin Pinal County Flock cameras removal from county right-of-ways. Sheriff's contract ends Sept. 29 with equipment coming down after.
Sheriff Teeple Orders Pinal County Flock Cameras Contract Canceled, Citing Fourth Amendment

Sheriff Teeple Orders Pinal County Flock Cameras Contract Canceled, Citing Fourth Amendment

Nick Kanavati Aug 6, 2026
Sheriff Ross Teeple ordered the Pinal County Flock cameras contract canceled, citing Fourth Amendment concerns. A right-of-way vote could follow.
"A solar-powered Flock license plate camera on a pole beside a two-lane desert road in Pinal County, Arizona, with vehicles passing by.

San Tan Valley and Pinal County Flock Cameras: Sheriff’s Office Answers on Data, Audits and 30 Cases

Nick Kanavati Jul 16, 2026
Pinal County sheriff's officials detailed San Tan Valley Flock cameras for the Town Council. Learn where the data lives, who sees it and what comes next.
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