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Lockport City Council votes to remove Flock cameras

Ava Martinez
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Ava Martinez has spent over 3 years covering community issues in Buffalo, particularly focusing on social justice initiatives and grassroots movements. With a degree in Sociology from the University at Buffalo, she has a deep understanding of the societal factors impacting local neighborhoods. Ava previously worked as a community organizer before transitioning to journalism.

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Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 3:18 AM · 1 min read
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Lockport City Council votes to remove Flock cameras — Niagara Falls Technology news

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- On Wednesday, the City of Lockport Common Council voted to remove permission to use Flock cameras within city limits. The decision was made after Lockport residents became vocal on the issue, joining the growing pushback on Flock cameras over safety and privacy concerns. "I oppose AI-driven cameras operated by outside for-profit [...]

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