Madison Heights Discontinues Flock Safety Camera Program
Madison Heights has discontinued its Flock Safety camera program, following the lead of other Michigan communities.
Madison, WI, October 14, 2026 —
Madison Heights has discontinued its Flock Safety camera program, according to the available summary of the change. The city’s move follows similar decisions by other communities in Michigan, though those communities were not identified.
The summary does not state when the program ended or explain why the city discontinued it. It also does not specify how many cameras were involved, where they were located, or what the program cost. No information was provided about whether the city plans to replace the cameras or adopt another system.
Details about the other Michigan communities referenced in the summary are also unavailable, including when they ended their programs and whether their reasons were similar to Madison Heights’ decision. The summary does not include comments from city officials or Flock Safety.
As a result, the information available establishes the central development—the program’s discontinuation and its connection to a broader pattern among Michigan communities—but leaves the timing, rationale and practical effects unclear. No further details about the decision or any next steps were provided.
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