# Oklahoma Senate Reviews Flock Camera Use

Oklahoma State Sen. Mary Boren is soliciting public feedback ahead of an Oct. 21, 2026, interim study by the Senate Public Safety Committee on law-enforcement use of Flock cameras. The committee is expected to examine public-safety concerns, reported misidentifications, access to tracking systems, and commercial incentives. The study is an oversight development, not a contract solicitation or announced change in state requirements, but its findings could influence Oklahoma agency practices and future surveillance-technology decisions.

- Oklahoma public-safety agencies and contractors serving them should assess how camera deployments address identification accuracy, system access, and the concerns raised in the study.
- Companies wishing to provide input can send public comments to Sen. Boren at Mary.Boren@oksenate.gov ahead of the study.
- The signals identify no contract, funding amount, or procurement deadline; no specific solicitation action is announced.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Public Safety, Information Technology
**Published:** October 21, 2026

### Government Entities
- Oklahoma Senate
- Oklahoma Senate Public Safety Committee

### Vendors
- Flock ()

### Key Quotes
> There are also profit motives along with public safety concerns that I hope to address in this study. I would really appreciate hearing from Oklahomans about their experiences and thoughts about Flock cameras.
> — Mary Boren, Oklahoma State Senator

### Sources
- [Sen. Boren asks for public feedback ahead of interim study on Flock cameras | Oklahoma Senate](https://www.oksenate.gov/press-releases/sen-boren-asks-public-feedback-ahead-interim-study-flock-cameras?back=/press-releases%3Fpage%3D0) - OK
- [Sen. Boren asks for public feedback ahead of interim study on Flock cameras | Oklahoma Senate](https://www.oksenate.gov/press-releases/sen-boren-asks-public-feedback-ahead-interim-study-flock-cameras?back=/press-releases%3Fmagmadomain%3Doksenate.gov) - OK