Flock Safety’s recent marketing no longer identifies where its license-plate cameras are assembled. The company previously described its cameras as made or manufactured in the United States and named Atlanta as an assembly location; later contract assembly in North Carolina and Wisconsin was reported.
From U.S. manufacturing claims to contract assembly
Flock’s marketing described its cameras as manufactured in the United States in 2019 and as made in the USA in 2020. In 2021, a company description named Flock Safety in Atlanta as the assembler. A 2023 brochure again described the cameras as designed and manufactured in the United States.
After the Atlanta assembly period, final assembly was reportedly handled at contract facilities operated by East West Manufacturing in North Carolina and Plexus in Wisconsin.
Component shipments and final assembly
A camera’s supply chain has distinct stages: components are sourced and shipped, then the finished device is assembled. Reported shipments associated with Flock from Primax Electronics in Thailand included commodity cameras, radar systems and other components. Those product descriptions span different kinds of goods rather than identifying a single finished-camera model.
Smyrna’s stated manufacturing work
Flock describes its Smyrna, Georgia, facility as a site for drone and solar-technology work and product refurbishment.
