November 3rd Council: the Lynnwood Flock network has been paused as of 10/29 pending further assessment.
October 24th: LPD releases a statement about Lynnwood’s Flock network being used for immigration searches, only after being revealed by journalists.
October 21st: University of Washington uncovers that Lynnwood’s Flock network was used to perform immigration searches, a fact that LPD had not disclosed.
July 10th: Access restricted to only Washington state law enforcement agencies that have signed Lynnwood’s user agreement. (See records request page for all signed agreements) [source]
July 9th: Nationwide search feature disabled. [source]
July 8th: LPD determines that enabling the “Nationwide search” feature allows bidirectional nation wide searches. [source]
July 1st: Franklin County Sheriff (PA) and Jacksonville Police Department (FL) use Lynnwood’s Flock network to perform immigration related searches. [source]
June 29th: first phase of network comes online [source]
January 13th Council: Unanimous approval of Flock network.
January 6th Council: Discussion of Flock network.