# Milford Reviews Law-Enforcement Cameras

Milford, Connecticut, is reviewing how the city uses law-enforcement camera technology, including automated license plate readers, traffic cameras, drones, and Flock cameras. Many systems are paused, while some license plate readers at city borders remain active. The Public Safety and Technology Review Board is expected to recommend a city approach to the Board of Alders within 90 days. The report identifies no active solicitation, budget, or contract, so this is a potential future market signal rather than a current procurement opportunity.

- Camera-system providers and related service firms may find the board’s recommendation relevant to future city requirements, but no procurement action is currently identified.
- Companies should distinguish between paused systems and the border license plate readers still in operation when assessing Milford’s existing technology environment.
- The 90-day recommendation timeframe gives interested firms a concrete point at which the city’s intended use of these systems may become clearer.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Public Safety
**Topics:** Digital Infrastructure
**Published:** October 09, 2026

### Government Entities
- City of Milford
- Public Safety and Technology Review Board
- Board of Alders
- Milford Police Department

### Vendors
- Flock ()

### Sources
- [Milford officials update residents on status of law enforcement cameras in city - AOL](https://www.aol.com/articles/milford-officials-residents-status-law-031123000.html) - AOL.com