# Henrico County Removes Flock Cameras

Henrico County crews removed all Flock cameras after the provider became “non-responsive,” raising a vendor-responsiveness and technology-service continuity concern for local government procurement teams. The supplied report does not identify the agreement’s terms, costs, removal timeline, or any replacement plan, so it does not confirm a new procurement opportunity.

- Procurement teams can use the incident as a prompt to assess vendor responsiveness and service-continuity provisions when acquiring or renewing camera technology services.
- Public safety agencies evaluating similar systems should account for how service interruptions or unresponsive providers could affect deployed equipment and operations.
- Contractors should note the reported performance concern, but no replacement solicitation, budget, or procurement timeline is identified.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Public Safety, Information Technology
**Topics:** Digital Infrastructure
**Published:** November 01, 2026

### Government Entities
- Henrico County government

### Vendors
- Flock (Provider)

### Sources
- [Henrico crews remove all Flock cameras after Flock becomes ‘non-responsive’](https://www.wdrbwave.com/video/2026/11/01/henrico-crews-remove-all-flock-cameras-after-flock-becomes-non-responsive) - WDRB