Tempe Council to Vote on Ban of License‑Plate Cameras
Tempe City Council is set to vote on a permanent ban of its Flock license‑plate reader cameras, while the police chief maintains they are vital for solving crimes. The city’s use of the cameras is under discussion.
GMNA Phoenix
Tempe City Council will hold a vote on Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026, to decide whether to permanently ban the city‑owned Flock license‑plate reader cameras. The police chief says the devices are essential for solving crimes.
The cameras have been operating in Tempe, and officials are currently debating whether to keep them permanently.
