Flock cameras

Urged the council to cancel the Flock contract, citing AI misreads, abuse cases, and data harvesting by a private company.

Asked the council to reconsider the costly Flock contract, saying the city was safe before the cameras and residents don't want to be tracked.

Called for canceling all ALPR contracts, citing national data sharing and saying she's lost confidence in the council's research.

Cited a delayed public records response, called the surveillance unconstitutional, and warned of Fourth Amendment lawsuits.

Urged ending the Flock contract, tying it to broader distrust of government surveillance.

Noted the Flock contract has cost $266,000 and continuing it would push that to $455,000 — a 70%+ increase.

Described how a mischaracterized 2024 arrest still shadows her housing search, warning AI-driven enforcement will magnify such errors.

Said he was nearly hit by an e-bike rider on a sidewalk, questioned a $60–80 million soccer stadium proposal near Midport, and criticized Flock cameras pointing into public parks.