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Golden cancels Flock contract, deactivates its 11 cameras

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Source: Clear Creek Courant

As seen in 2022, an automated license-plate reader camera sits along Golden’s Zeta Street near West Colfax Avenue. This camera is one of 11 the city had, although there are other ALPRs in city limits that belong to other parties. File photo by Corinne Westeman Following in the footsteps of Denver and other nearby municipalities, Golden has canceled its contract with Flock Safety.City officials said the cameras would be deactivated Nov. 11. Physical removal would require coordinating with Flock, but would be done as soon as possible, they clarified.The councilors voted 6-1 to cancel the contract at their Nov.

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