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Washington Terrace reverses decision to use Flock cameras

By Fox 13 · September 1, 2026 · 1 min read
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A blank wooden signpost at dusk in a quiet Utah residential neighborhood, symbolizing a pause in local government policy.
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A city in Weber County planned to start a trial program to install three Flock cameras. On Tuesday, city council voted not to install the cameras and to wait before moving ahead with the program.

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