Who's actually behind the Flock Safety camera network, who's funding it, and which cities have pulled the plug on their contracts — sourced from independent reporting, not our own claims.
Founded by Garrett Langley (CEO) and Paige Todd (Co-Founder & CPO). The company has raised $658M across 8 rounds from 29 investors and was valued at $8.4B as of April 2026. Backers include Andreessen Horowitz, Greenoaks, Bedrock Capital, Meritech Capital, Matrix Partners, Sands Capital, Founders Fund, Kleiner Perkins, Tiger Global, and Y Combinator. Board members include Ilya Sukhar, David Ulevitch, Garrett Langley, Alex Clayton, and Matt Feury.
Full ownership breakdown → Funding & investors (Tracxn) →Between August 2021 and May 2026, communities in 28 states terminated Flock contracts — 39 of those cancellations happened in just the first five months of 2026. LAPD announced it wouldn't renew, citing data-ownership concerns, before renegotiating with added privacy protections. Flock rolled out new "auditing and accountability controls" in August 2026 after a string of documented cases of officers misusing the system, including to stalk exes or romantic partners. Some cities that dropped Flock have since signed with competitor Axon instead.
LAPD renegotiation — Fortune → New accountability controls → Cities pulling out → Wikipedia overview →Context for anyone using the Flock Cameras lookup who wants to know who's behind the network, not just where the cameras are.
Founded by Garrett Langley (CEO) and Paige Todd (Co-Founder & CPO). The company has raised $658M across 8 rounds from 29 investors and was valued at $8.4B as of April 2026. Backers include Andreessen Horowitz, Greenoaks, Bedrock Capital, Meritech Capital, Matrix Partners, Sands Capital, Founders Fund, Kleiner Perkins, Tiger Global, and Y Combinator.
$658M across 8 rounds from 29 investors, valued at $8.4B as of April 2026.
Yes — communities in 28 states terminated Flock contracts between August 2021 and May 2026, with 39 of those cancellations happening in just the first five months of 2026. Some cities that dropped Flock have since signed with competitor Axon instead.
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