Amid national backlash against Flock, Chula Vista may seek closer ties with company
Chula Vista city officials are considering expanding their partnership with Flock Safety by integrating the company’s technology into the local police department's drone program. Staff estimates the transition would save the city approximately $1.2 million annually, even as the surveillance company faces significant national scrutiny.
Staff say switching to Flock Safety for the southern San Diego County police drone program would save $1.2 million annually. This content Amid national backlash against Flock, Chula Vista may seek closer ties with company appeared first on inewsource.
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