# Indiana Counties Tighten Oversight of Flock Camera Contracts

Kosciusko County revised the terms for 11 donation funds so the County Council must vote on individual donations, after questions arose about the approval process for a fund supporting Flock cameras. The council dissolved that fund and terminated the county’s Flock contract after defunding a 31-camera program. In Marshall County, officials are reviewing an existing Flock contract while temporarily covering six county-controlled cameras. No new solicitation or contract value was reported, but the actions signal closer local scrutiny of donation-funded technology and possible changes to existing surveillance contracts.

- Local procurement teams and suppliers should account for individual council approval when donation funds are used to support county programs.
- Flock Safety’s contract has been terminated in Kosciusko County and remains under review in Marshall County, creating uncertainty for service continuity and future camera requirements in both counties.
- The reported actions do not announce a replacement procurement; providers should distinguish these contract and funding changes from a new bidding opportunity.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Public Safety, Information Technology
**Topics:** Digital Infrastructure
**Published:** October 07, 2026

### Government Entities
- Kosciusko County
- Kosciusko County Council
- Marshall County Commissioners

### Vendors
- Flock Safety (Contractor; contract terminated in Kosciusko County and existing contract under review in Marshall County)

### Sources
- [Legal language quickly adjusted on 11 county donation agreements - News Now Warsaw](https://www.newsnowwarsaw.com/legal-language-quickly-adjusted-on-11-county-donation-agreements) - News Now Warsaw