Mill Creek police defend Flock camera program as residents raise privacy and data-sharing concerns At a council meeting, residents pressed Mill Creek officials over Flock Safety license-plate readers; Police Chief White and a Flock representative said the city limits retention to 24 hours, restricts sharing to three county agencies and has audit controls, while opponents warned of outside access and constitutional risks.

Residents of Mill Creek are raising alarms over the city's use of Flock Safety's license-plate cameras, questioning data privacy and potential federal access.

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Mill Creek police say Flock camera data-sharing is limited to Snohomish County partners; council asks for in-depth review Police Chief told council that Mill Creek controls its Flock license-plate camera network, shares data only with three Snohomish County agencies, and has not provided access to federal agencies; council members requested a January follow-up study session to examine data-sharing, public-records costs and privacy safeguards.

Mill Creek's police chief reveals strict limits on Flock camera data-sharing, igniting calls for deeper transparency and a thorough review next January.

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