South Windsor Council Votes to Remove Flock Cameras
The South Windsor Town Council voted October 5 to remove Flock cameras from town. Mayor Craig Zimmerman said collected data would be deleted and removal would take approximately 30 days.
SOUTH WINDSOR, Conn. — The South Windsor Town Council voted October 5 to remove Flock cameras from town, according to WTNH News 8.
WTNH reported that Mayor Craig Zimmerman said the information collected by the cameras would be deleted and estimated that removal would take approximately 30 days. He also said new rules would be needed if a future proposal sought to bring the cameras back.
The town's official council listing identifies an October 5 public hearing concerning the potential removal of Flock Safety cameras from South Windsor roads. That listing confirms the scheduled hearing, but does not establish the outcome of the vote.
The New England Voice has not independently confirmed that physical removal or deletion of the collected information has been completed.
Sources
- WTNH News 8, published through AOL: "South Windsor votes to remove Flock cameras," October 5, 2026.
- Town of South Windsor: Town Council public-hearing listing, October 5, 2026.