State funding for certain cameras has come to an end. Despite this, over 300 Flock cameras remain operational. The department responsible for these cameras is seeking new ways to fund them.
The cameras in question are controversial. Further details about the situation and the cameras are available from the source.
The department has not deactivated the cameras, indicating a desire to continue their use. New funding methods are being explored to support this goal.
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