At IACP 2026, we sat down with roughly 500 agencies, heard what law enforcement leaders and their teams need next, and shared ...

The O’Fallon Police Department used Flock’s Drone-as-First-Responder technology to follow a suspect who fled into a storm sewer while officers were responding to a protective order violation, identify ...

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Spokane County Sheriff’s Office leverages LPR cameras and FlockOS® to solve crimes faster, enhance patrols, and improve public safety. Learn more today. The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office (Spokane SO ...

When a child goes missing, every second matters. That’s why Flock Safety partners with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) to give law enforcement the tools they need to ...

An automatic license plate recognition system helps law enforcement or business security teams look for vehicle information after a safety incident occurs. License plate reader cameras capture an ...

In emergencies—from active shooters to burglaries to missing-child alerts—fast police response times can mean the difference between a safe outcome and tragedy. But as police staffing shortages ...

For many who’ve dedicated their lives to law enforcement, the profession isn’t just a job—it’s an identity, a mission, and a calling. The decision to retire or step away early isn’t one that comes ...

The challenge is not whether evidence exists. It’s finding the right footage quickly enough for retail security teams and law enforcement to coordinate while the information is still useful. That’s ...

This timeline provides general guidance and understanding of your implementation process. Depending on project SLA, delays can occur as noted in the timeline below. Customer confirms device locations ...

A Plain-English Guide to Data Ownership Under the Flock Customer Terms and Conditions Questions sometimes arise about who owns the data captured by Flock cameras and systems. The answer in the ...