The move effectively shuts down the city's full fleet of municipality-operated cameras. Reno announced the plan to terminate the contract on October 11, indicating that the network will no longer be used for city operations.
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
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The municipal administration of Reno, Nevada, announced it will dismantle the entire network of surveillance equipment operated by its city agency. This decision involves ending the current legal agreement with Flock Safety to stop the use of the provider's camera systems across the city.

The move effectively shuts down the city's full fleet of municipality-operated cameras. Reno announced the plan to terminate the contract on October 11, indicating that the network will no longer be used for city operations.
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