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9/24/2026

jesse4430
52 minutes ago
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N. WISCONSIN / U.P.  - Oneida County Flock cameras will be removed by the end of next week due to data and privacy concerns, according to Chief Deputy Terri Hook.  There are six Flock cameras in Oneida County. They were discontinued on August 25 and will be taken down by October 2.  Public records and community mapping documents show at least 5 Flock cameras in Iron County, WI, including 3 in unincorporated areas and 2 in the town of Hurley. With 5 cameras in Gogebic County, one in Ironwood, Bessemer and Wakefield and 2 others in unincorporated areas of the county.  Those cameras are operated by the Gogebic County Sheriff’s Office.

 
 
 

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