Public records · every state

Your town’s Flock records are public. Ask for them.

The contracts, the search logs, the data-sharing deals: your local agency holds them, and public-records law says you can see them. Two minutes, free, no account. One requester already forced 15 Washington governments to pay $300,000+ for refusing.

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This letter adapts the public templates from MuckRock and the ACLU’s Get The Flock Out toolkit. See whether your town has cameras on DeFlock’s map and read their records guide. This page is a template, not legal advice.