Flock cameras

Questioned whether Zahn, endorsed by the council members who approved flock cameras, would represent residents when the contract renews in 2027.

Wrapped the group's four asks: donation restrictions from city contractors, an explanation of Zahn's compensation, rethinking flock camera contracts, and a comprehensive pesticide review.

Questioned whether the council understood what it approved in 2025 — camera counts and maintenance costs — and said the public wasn't asked.

Pressed for a justification of the cameras, who controls the data, how long it's kept, and why her prior questions went unanswered.

Demanded answers to questions from prior meetings about when the council knew cameras would be installed, and argued the surveillance system was installed without public debate, invoking the Fourth Amendment's history.

On Zoom, opposed the Flock cameras, echoed overtime concerns, urged balanced funding for parks and libraries, and encouraged more Zoom participation.

Opposed the Flock cameras, citing data breach risks and misuse examples, and urged the council to get rid of them.

Asked for livestreamed Planning Commission meetings, reinstatement of the live police blotter, and a citizen oversight committee for Flock cameras over privacy concerns.

Addressed a false rumor about a library disturbance, questioned whether triathlon revenue offset the $22,000 security cost, and raised Flock camera privacy concerns citing LAPD's discontinued contract.