Flock cameras

Raised concerns about Flock cameras invading public privacy without proportional security benefits and discussed immigration court processes.

Urged the city to cancel its contract with Flock cameras due to privacy violations, lack of oversight, and potential stalking abuses.

Asked for transparency on Flock audit logs, questioned whether federal immigration authorities accessed the system, and urged limits on or suspension of the cameras; also raised concerns about enforcement affecting Haitian residents.

Questioned data-sharing agreements, oversight, and audits, saying local governments may lack resources to monitor access logs for misuse.

Cited data sharing, privacy, federal immigration access via other jurisdictions, and cybersecurity risks; asked the city to reconsider renewing the contract.

Raised privacy, data-sharing, and AI concerns and asked the city to suspend camera use until residents better understand the impacts.

Questioned whether Flock Safety's security culture adequately protects public information, citing reported access incidents.

Urged the city to reconsider its relationship with Flock over business practices and data-sharing with immigration-cooperating agencies; thanked Chief Elliott for engaging.

Cited legal challenges and cybersecurity reports, questioned vehicle data collection and retention, and asked for audit records and public records request info.

Thanked the commission for its federal-agent resolution, then urged the city to discontinue Flock cameras over privacy and federal data-access concerns.