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Flock automated license plate reader concerns

Summary

A resident raised privacy, cybersecurity, and misuse concerns about the police department's Flock camera network, and said his public records request for the system's internal audits was denied under a public-interest exemption. He urged the council to release the audits and consider following other cities in canceling Flock contracts.

At a glance

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Last 30 days
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Last discussed Sep 1, 2026.

Impact analysis

✅Who benefits

Greater transparency and oversight would benefit all residents whose driving data is collected and shared across hundreds of agencies.

⚠️Who could be affected

Residents' driving patterns are tracked and retained for at least 30 days without an opt-out.

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