Momentum
Communities are pushing back — and winning
Cities and counties across the country are canceling contracts, rejecting grants, and deactivating automated license plate readers after residents show up, speak out, and demand oversight.
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cities rejecting LPRs
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Southeast wins tracked
Organize in West Georgia Flock Safety is headquartered in Atlanta — local wins here matter nationally.
Southeast highlights
Recent wins in Georgia’s neighboring states. No Georgia municipality is on this list yet — that is the work ahead of us.
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All tracked victories
Live data from deflock.org — communities that blocked, canceled, or deactivated mass surveillance cameras.
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Source: DeFlock National — Recent Victories. Outcomes include contract rejections, cancellations, camera deactivations, and outright bans.
What this means for West Georgia
Every win on this list started with someone asking a question at a council meeting, filing a public records request, or talking to a neighbor. The playbook works — Austin, Fort Collins, Framingham, and dozens of smaller towns prove it.
West Georgia can be next. Find your meeting dates, learn the risks, and join the Facebook group to coordinate.