Binghamton University Replacing Flock Surveillance Technology With New License Plate Readers
Binghamton University is replacing its Flock surveillance technology with new license plate readers.
Binghamton, NY, October 21, 2026 —
Binghamton University is replacing its Flock surveillance technology with new license plate readers, according to the information provided. The summary does not specify when the replacement is taking place or describe the new equipment beyond identifying it as license plate readers.
Further details about the change were not provided. The available information does not identify the number of readers, where they will be placed, who will supply or operate them, or whether the transition has begun or been completed. It also does not state what will happen to the existing Flock technology.
The reason for the replacement is not specified. No information was provided about the university’s decision-making process, the cost of the new equipment, funding, or any contract or procurement arrangements. The summary also does not describe how information collected by the readers will be handled, how long it may be retained, or who may access it.
No university representative’s statement, implementation timeline, or additional operational details were included in the information provided. As a result, the confirmed development is limited to the replacement itself: Binghamton University is moving from its Flock surveillance technology to new license plate readers. The scope, timing, rationale and practical details of the change remain unspecified.
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