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Flock Safety will not reimburse Henrico for removing over 120 cameras

Henrico County will bear the cost of removing more than 120 cameras after Flock Safety declined reimbursement.

Nov 4, 2026, 12:06 PM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report

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Henrico County officials will not receive reimbursement from Flock Safety for the removal of more than 120 cameras, a company spokesperson confirmed on Wednesday, according to WRIC 8News.

The decision means Henrico County will cover the expenses related to taking down the cameras without financial support from Flock Safety.

Details about why the cameras were removed or the circumstances leading to Flock Safety's refusal to reimburse were not provided in the report.

This development directly affects Henrico County residents as the removal of these cameras may impact local surveillance and safety measures.

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WRIC 8News: Flock will not reimburse Henrico for removal of more than 120 cameras

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