Flock Safety to Cut About 270 Jobs After Customer Departures

Reuters reported that Flock Safety plans to cut about 18% of its roughly 1,500 employees, around 270 people, following a voluntary buyout program. The planned reductions come as multiple customers and jurisdictions (including Henrico County and several Texas cities) have ended or paused use of Flock's license-plate cameras, reducing the value of the company's shared network. Flock declined to comment to Reuters; the article notes the company's size (about 120,000 cameras across 49 states), recent product changes limiting searches and retention, and regulatory and political pressure in places like Texas that have led to many cameras being shut off. The layoffs are presented as a company-wide workforce reduction tied to lost contracts and diminished network utility, but no specific effective date for the cuts was stated in the article.

Flock Safety cut 270 jobs in GA.

That is roughly 67.5% of the 400 people Flock Safety employs.