San Diego Council Committee Votes to Turn Off Flock Cameras, Drawing Criticism
A San Diego City Council committee voted to turn off Flock cameras, a decision that has drawn criticism.
San Diego, CA, October 24, 2026 —
A San Diego City Council committee voted to turn off Flock cameras, a decision that has drawn criticism, according to the information provided. The summary does not identify the committee, say when the vote took place, or provide the vote count.
The reason for the decision and the criticism was not provided. The available information also does not say how many cameras are affected, where they are located, when they may be turned off, or whether the committee’s vote is final or requires further action.
The cameras are identified only as Flock cameras; no details were provided about their purpose or operation. No statements from committee members, critics or other affected parties were included, so their positions cannot be described further.
The vote and the criticism are the only reported developments in the summary. It does not specify whether city officials have announced next steps, or whether any related policy or implementation decision has been made. As a result, the scope and practical effect of the committee’s action remain unclear based on the information available.
Further details—including the committee’s name, the timing and outcome of the vote, the stated rationale, and the nature of the criticism—were not provided.
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