Fitchburg Considers New Police Camera Systems Six Months After Discontinuing Flock Technology
Six months after discontinuing Flock cameras, the city of Fitchburg is now considering the adoption of new police camera systems.
Madison, WI, November 9, 2026 —
The city of Fitchburg is exploring the possibility of implementing new police camera systems, a move that comes approximately six months after the discontinuation of its previous Flock camera technology. The decision to consider new systems indicates a renewed focus on leveraging camera technology for law enforcement purposes within the municipality.
Details regarding the specific types of new camera systems under consideration have not been publicly disclosed. The city’s evaluation process is underway, aiming to identify technologies that may meet current public safety objectives. The timeline for potential adoption or further decision-making stages remains to be determined.
The previous use of Flock cameras was discontinued roughly six months prior to the current discussions. The reasons behind the discontinuation of the Flock cameras were not specified in the information provided. The city’s approach to public safety technology appears to be evolving as it assesses its needs and the available solutions in the market.
Further information regarding the proposed new police camera systems, including potential vendors, features, costs, and implementation plans, is expected to be released as the consideration process advances. The city council or relevant departments will likely be involved in reviewing any proposals and making future decisions on this matter. The development signals a strategic reassessment of surveillance and evidence-gathering tools for the Fitchburg Police Department.
Story summarized from the original created by Marin Rosen on www.channel3000.com, see more information here.
