SB 580

Drawing on county Truth Act forums, urged a strict ordinance rather than an easily-amendable policy, asked for database policy adoption and public/non-public signage, and supported the Petaluma model resolution.

Demanded an ordinance not a policy, disputed claims the city has no Flock cameras by citing one at Home Depot/Winco, and asked about town hall logistics and who conducts the training.

Listed success criteria — specific operational rules, reporting and complaint mechanisms, consequences for violations, and vendor/data coverage — and asked that the town hall mirror the St. Peter Martyr turnout model.

Urged the city to partner with the East County Rapid Response Coalition, strengthen third-party vendor language covering Flock cameras and the Avio data center, and protect mixed-status families proactively.

Urged full implementation of SB 580 so immigrant families can access services without fear, and denounced ICE harassment.

Called for a public forum and a full non-cooperation ordinance covering city vendors and contractors like Peregrine, not just a minimal policy.

Demanded an ordinance, not just a policy, with a community forum first, covering contractors and Flock cameras, before the January 1 deadline.

Read the state's model policies for SB 580 and urged a public hearing rather than minimal compliance, alleging DHS has accessed city cameras.

Spoke partly in Spanish for the record, asking for a non-cooperation ordinance covering every city department and vendor including Vail.