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Garrett Langley has built a $7.5 billion surveillance-technology company and defended it publicly against ACLU criticism — but unlike many public figures, he’s never discussed his religious beliefs on the record, and no credible outlet has reported on them.
| Full name | Garrett Langley |
| Role | Co-founder and CEO, Flock Safety |
| Education | Georgia Tech, electrical engineering |
| Prior ventures | Clutch, Experience (sold to Cox Enterprises, 2014) |
| Flock Safety founded | 2017, with Matt Feury and Paige Todd |
Not Publicly Confirmed
Despite profiles from NewsNation, ATL Rank, and Georgia Tech’s InVenture Prize program covering Langley’s career in detail, none address his religious affiliation, upbringing, or any faith-related statements. No interview or profile found includes an on-record quote from Langley about God, church, or religious belief. This should be treated as genuinely unconfirmed rather than inferred from his name or Atlanta background.
The Engineer Behind Flock Safety
Langley grew up in Atlanta and studied electrical engineering at Georgia Tech before founding two earlier companies, Clutch and Experience, the latter sold to Cox Enterprises for roughly $200 million in 2014. In 2017, he co-founded Flock Safety with Matt Feury and Paige Todd, building automated license-plate-reading camera networks now used by thousands of U.S. police departments and neighborhoods.
A Founding Story Rooted in a Personal Incident
Langley has said publicly, in coverage by NewsNation and ATL Rank, that a property crime in his own Atlanta neighborhood was part of what motivated him to found Flock Safety — a personal-safety narrative that anchors his public rhetoric more than any stated religious worldview.
A Public Fight Over Privacy, Not Faith
Langley has been a combative public defender of Flock Safety amid backlash from privacy advocates, including the ACLU, over surveillance concerns — debates that have played out in his public statements around civil liberties and public safety rather than religion. Readers looking specifically for his religious views will find, as of this writing, that the honest answer is that they simply haven’t been reported anywhere credible.
Frequently Asked Questions
What religion is Garrett Langley?
It’s not publicly confirmed. No credible profile or interview has reported on his religious beliefs or upbringing.
What is Garrett Langley known for?
He’s the co-founder and CEO of Flock Safety, an automated license-plate-recognition surveillance company, and previously co-founded Clutch/Experience, sold to Cox Enterprises in 2014.
