Flock license plate readers

Raised transparency concerns about Flock LPRs, delayed public discussion, lack of effectiveness data, and privacy/legal implications.

Opposed automated license plate readers on privacy and civil liberties grounds; urged continued engagement and accountability.

Criticized Flock's withdrawal from the panel discussion and its leadership's statements about critics; stressed transparency and public trust.

Questioned LPR accuracy, legal liability and risk of wrongful stops; urged the Council to reconsider the technology.

Questioned whether Flock Safety can be trusted, citing reported federal and unauthorized data access across states and agencies, and asked the city to consider these concerns carefully.

Called ALPRs a privacy risk that tracks movements without warrants and asked the council to remove the FLOCK cameras and end the contract.