Flock Camera Program Reinstated in City of Dayton
The City of Dayton has stated that Flock has reinstalled a camera after its program was temporarily put on hold.
Dayton, OH, September 30, 2026 —
The City of Dayton has confirmed that Flock Group Inc. has reinstalled a camera following a temporary suspension of its program. The specifics regarding when the program was initially placed on hold, the reasons for this pause, and the exact date of the camera’s reinstallation were not immediately available.
Flock, a company that provides surveillance camera systems, had its program in Dayton temporarily halted. The City of Dayton’s statement indicates that operations have now resumed. Further details about the camera’s function, its placement, and the duration of the temporary hold were not provided in the initial statement.
The exact nature of the Flock program and the scope of its camera deployment within the city were also not detailed. Information concerning any specific incidents that may have led to the temporary suspension or any particular outcomes of the program’s activities was not disclosed.
City officials made the announcement that the camera has been reinstalled, signifying a continuation of the Flock camera program. The duration for which the program had been paused and the specific entities within the city government responsible for the oversight of this program were not specified.
The public statement from the City of Dayton confirmed the reinstatement without elaborating on the operational status before the halt or the planned future of the camera system. Information regarding the company Flock Group Inc. and its contractual agreements with the city for surveillance services were not included.
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