GoKawiilFlock Safety's camera contract with Covington, Georgia grew fivefold since 2020
Public records show Covington, Georgia paid Flock Safety $40,000 in 2020 to maintain 20 license-plate cameras, a figure that rose to $113,225 by 2024 and roughly $201,000 through just the first eight months of 2026. The increases stem from new camera installations, added software products, and a multi-year maintenance agreement for its expanding fleet. WIRED gathered similar records from a dozen Flock customers nationwide to examine how costs have grown across different cities.