Automated License Plate Reader (Flock Camera) Program

Supported police use of cameras, sharing a personal crime prevention success story and noting the strict data retention and access policies governing the system.

Former council member expressed trust in the local police department and supported cameras to protect children and recover stolen property.

Raised concerns about conflicting device counts provided by officials and asked Council to end surveillance programs or hold a town hall for public feedback.

Expressed concern over automated surveillance, comparing Flock cameras to pervasive tracking and urging the city to reconsider its arrangement.

Voiced strong support for Flock cameras, highlighting their effectiveness in helping police track organized burglars, find lost motorists, and catch drunk drivers.

Encouraged the city to pause its involvement with Flock cameras due to data privacy concerns and potential misuse, especially given their placement near parks and pools.

Former mayor spoke in strong support of the police department and Flock cameras, noting that criminal acts against cameras are illegal and that the technology aids public safety.