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WinFramingham, Massachusetts

Framingham police will not renew Flock Safety contract after months of resident opposition

Published by
Boston.com
Date
Location
Framingham, Massachusetts
Status
Win

Boston.com reports that Framingham police would not renew their Flock Safety contract after months of resident opposition. Sustained local pressure over an extended period, rather than a single dramatic meeting, is what ran the contract clock out.

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