Update – Overland city council passed 2026-52 for the purchase of a police drone.
Learn how Flock cameras pose a risk to residents and visitors to our community, and why they should be removed from Overland, MO.
DeFlock Overland is an organization focused on educating the community about Flock surveillance devices recently installed in Overland, MO, emphasizing abuse concerns and encouraging community involvement to end their usage.
Flock systems treat every person as a suspect of a crime and the images are shared and searchable by 130,000 Flock users and sold to other companies with almost no oversight.
Exposing the Risks and Dangers of Flock Surveillance
Automated surveillance systems like Flock are used disproportionately to harm people of color and immigrants, both core parts of the Overland community. Data gathered by Flock has been used to facilitate hundreds of crimes, including domestic violence and child abductions.
There are no independent studies showing Flock surveillance systems reduce crime, but many examples of how the data is abused to commit crimes and put innocent people’s safety at risk. Flock has a 4% failure rate on getting license plates right, which means innocent people are subjected to felony stops way too often.
Flock systems are frequently used to facilitate domestic violence
Flock data is often abused
The Electronic Frontier Foundation outlines numerous abuses committed with Flock data in 2025
Speak up at a monthly City Council Meeting
Flock Camera in Wild Acres Park
DeFlock St Louis
The project to improve family safety for the whole region
DeFlock University City
See the information shared by and progress made by our neighbor to the East
DeFlock.org
A detailed resource about protecting families from unlawful surveillance and a up to date map of Flock devices.
Join the Movement to Protect Families and Children in Overland
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