Indiana town cancels Flock Safety contract after resident says police tracked his vehicle

What you’ll learn in this report:Why an Indiana town voted to cancel its contract with Atlanta-based Flock Safety.What Atlanta News First Investigates Chief Investigator Brendan Keefe’s reporting revealed about searches for resident Bob Sklar’s license plate.How Flock Safety explains changes to its audit logs and why public records advocates are concerned.ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — An Indiana town has voted to cancel its contract with Atlanta-based Flock Safety after a resident who says police tracked his vehicle raised concerns about the town’s automated license plate readers.The North Manchester Town Council voted Nov. 4, 2026, to end its agreement for three Flock cameras. The vote follows an Atlanta News First Investigates report about North Manchester resident Bob Sklar, a frequent critic of local government who discovered police had searched for his license plate dozens of times in Flock’s database.“For over a year, when I raised concerns about how these cameras were bein