public-safety

Expressed concern over local ICE abduction numbers, automated license plate reader (FLOCK) policies, and the approval of a multi-million-dollar drone-first responder program without adequate public discussion.

Asked the council to formally agendize a town hall or discussion regarding community distrust of FLOCK automated license plate readers and potential alternative vendors.

Criticized city spending on automated license plate readers and police drones, arguing that Camarillo is already a safe community and that surveillance tools pose privacy risks.

Addressed youth mental health and suicide awareness, requesting increased funding for local suicide prevention organizations.

Spoke on community protection, local housing costs, and federal immigration enforcement policies.

Spoke about local history corrections and raised concerns regarding immigration enforcement activity in the region.

Thanked council members for attending an immigration stakeholder meeting in Oxnard and discussed transparency and oversight.

Spoke about local immigration enforcement actions, ICE activity, and raised concerns regarding automated license plate reader data privacy.

Urged the city to take further substantive steps regarding immigrant community protections and local representation.

Expressed frustration regarding local immigration enforcement and thanked council members for attending recent regional immigration stakeholder meetings.

Shared local statistics regarding undocumented community members and safety concerns tied to immigration enforcement facilities.