North Carolina Flock Petitions
A running directory of citizen petitions across North Carolina to stop, defund, or remove Flock and other ALPR surveillance cameras — from Charlotte and Cabarrus to the mountains and the coast. Add your name where you live.
End Flock & ALPR mass surveillance across North Carolina. Our statewide petition — eight demands to the General Assembly, the Governor, and every county and city board. Signing also puts you on our list, so we can tell you the moment Flock lands on your county’s agenda.
Add my name →If you live in New Hanover, Brunswick, Pender, Columbus, or Onslow — or the beach towns — sign our regional petition first. It is the one we take to commissioners and councils across the Cape Fear.
Sign the DeFlockILM petition →Petitions in other NC communities
These are independent, citizen-started petitions — we do not run them, but we track them so North Carolinians can find and sign the one for their county or town. Signing a local petition tells your own board where residents stand; signing ours adds weight across the Cape Fear. Do both.
No Flock cameras in Brunswick County
Remove Flock and Axon cameras in Cabarrus County
Block the Flock CLT — remove Charlotte’s Flock cameras
Remove Flock cameras from Dare County, NC
Stop funding mass surveillance — defund Flock in Henderson County
Stop Flock in Monroe, NC
Remove Flock and ALPR cameras from Moore County
Get ALPRs the Flock out of Mount Holly, NC
Cancel Thomasville’s Flock contract and remove ALPRs
Stop the use of Flock ALPRs in Transylvania County
Ban Flock cameras in Union County, NC
Remove all Flock AI cameras from Waynesville
Running a North Carolina Flock or ALPR petition we haven’t listed? Tell us and we’ll add it. Some petitions ask to cancel a contract, others to defund, ban, or remove cameras — different mechanisms, same goal: a public decision, made in the open, before or after the cameras go up.
You’re not a suspect. So stop being tracked like one.
It takes one minute. Add your name — then tell the officials who represent you to take the cameras down.
