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- U.S. cities are adopting Axon automated license-plate readers as they replace or expand beyond Flock Safety systems.
- Antioch, California approved 55 fixed Axon ALPR sites and added mobile and vehicle-mounted units.
- Durango, Colorado police announced on September 1 they will transition their ALPR program from Flock to Axon.
- The ACLU warned that swapping Flock for Axon may not resolve civil-liberties concerns of mass ALPR surveillance.
