Garrett Langley announces Flock Safety's 120,000 camera deployment in 2025

Garrett Langley, the CEO of Flock Safety, announced that the company now operates over 120,000 security cameras across the United States, which have aided in more than 1 million criminal investigations in 2025 alone. This significant milestone highlights the growing role of technology in law enforcement and crime prevention.

Flock Safety, founded in 2017, has focused on providing law enforcement agencies with automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) technology. The rise in crime rates in many urban areas, coupled with increasing public demand for safety, has propelled the company to expand rapidly. Communities are eager to adopt technologies that enhance public safety while balancing privacy concerns. Langley’s leadership has driven the company to partner with various neighborhoods and police departments, integrating their cameras into a broader crime-fighting network.

The growing number of investigations supported by Flock’s cameras showcases their impact. The cameras have been credited with helping solve a range of crimes, from petty theft to serious felonies. Law enforcement agencies have reported that the data collected from these cameras can close cases faster and more efficiently. However, this expansion has sparked debates about surveillance and privacy rights, as citizens express concerns over being constantly monitored.

Looking ahead, Flock plans to continue its expansion and enhance its technology. The company aims to develop new features that improve the accuracy of its systems and address privacy issues. As cities grapple with crime and the need for effective policing, Flock's trajectory will likely influence the broader conversation about the balance between safety and civil liberties. The company's developments could set the standard for how technology is integrated into public safety efforts in the coming years.