Flock cameras

Criticized the city's response to an audit of Flock camera searches — nearly 4,800 with no case numbers and prohibited traffic-enforcement searches — and demanded meaningful two-way engagement rather than dismissal of residents as 'amateur.'

Opposed the BRT lane drops as adding congestion for residents and riders, and defended the city's Highland Elementary Flock meeting against what he said were misstatements by the prior speaker.

Supports the Flock cameras but urged the council to find a compromise with concerned residents.

Opposed Flock cameras on civil-liberties grounds, saying he won't be made a victim twice by surveillance.

Retired police sergeant urged keeping Flock with strong privacy policies, audits, and accountability.

Police Officers Association president said ALPRs cut suspect searches from weeks to hours and urged keeping the tools.

Longtime resident and former PD employee recalled 1980s burglary waves and wished Flock cameras had existed then.

Traffic investigator explained how Flock is used with case numbers and accountability, and credited it with closing hit-and-run cases.

Patrol officer said Flock alerts only for stolen cars and serious felony suspects, and denied it's used for immigration enforcement.

Lifelong resident voiced support for Flock as part of keeping the city safe.