License plate readers

Spoke on Bayview Rehab Facility, the canceled LPR item, and affordable housing; later opposed the enclaves and cell towers.

Opposed the readers, citing facial recognition, breaches, and privacy.

Spoke against license plate readers.

Spoke against license plate readers.

Opposed the readers and shared personal experience.

Spoke against license plate readers.

Spoke against license plate readers.

Spoke in support of license plate readers.

Spoke against license plate readers.

Spoke against license plate readers.

Spoke against license plate readers.

Spoke against license plate readers.

Spoke against license plate readers.

Spoke against the readers and submitted pamphlets on the Declaration of Independence and Constitution.

Spoke against license plate readers.

Supported the readers during the LPR discussion; opposed the Colee Cove tower later in the day.

Spoke in support of the license plate readers.

Spoke in support of license plate readers.

Spoke against the Flock cameras.

Presented a 464-signature petition demanding the county halt warrantless mass surveillance funding, criticized the $300-per-camera data retention surcharge, and called the internal audit of 144,000 searches an honor system.

Cited roughly $4 million in tax dollars spent on Flock since 2022 and argued the cameras erode community trust; suggested the money go to community programs instead.

Delivered a satirical speech demanding surveillance cameras be pointed at commissioners' and the sheriff's own homes, arguing officials wouldn't accept for themselves what they're imposing on residents.

Asked the board to halt Flock expansion and order an independent third-party audit of the sheriff's program — costs, searches, data access and retention — before letting residents decide.