Flock Safety Cameras

This resident expressed concerns about the effectiveness and privacy of Flock Safety ALPR cameras, citing research that questions their crime-solving claims and reports of employee access to sensitive camera feeds.

An Afghanistan war veteran and former DHS inspector urged the council to remove Flock cameras from parks and terminate the contract, citing privacy concerns and the technology's potential for unprecedented surveillance and data profiling.

A resident opposed Flock cameras, stating the technology has evolved beyond simple license plate readers, integrating with commercial data brokers and federal agencies. They called for a public accounting of camera usage, an audit of data access, and a vote to end the contract, also questioning the camera at Moose Park pointed at a playground.