Monterey County Supervisors Reject Flock Safety Deal, Order Camera Removal

Monterey Salinas, CA, September 28, 2026 —

Monterey County supervisors have taken action to reject a proposed agreement with Flock Safety and have directed the removal of surveillance cameras previously installed in the county.

The decision by the supervisors to end the arrangement with Flock Safety was confirmed, though specific details regarding the reasons for the rejection were not immediately available. The county’s decision also includes an order for the dismantling and removal of surveillance cameras that are currently in place. The contractor for these cameras was identified as Flock Safety.

Information concerning the timeline for the camera removal, the nature or purpose of the surveillance cameras, or any potential financial implications resulting from the contract rejection or camera removal was not provided.

Flock Safety is a company that provides surveillance technology. The county’s decision marks a definitive end to its engagement with the company for surveillance camera services.

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