SURVEILLANCE MEDIA-RELATED ITEMS.

Highlighted recent media reports exposing Flock camera security vulnerabilities and criticized city staff for failing to conduct independent cybersecurity audits of external vendor networks.

Expressed distrust in the police department's vague explanations of past system misuse and urged the board to withhold approval until strict audit modules and transparency rules are in place.

Challenged the allocation of over $300,000 in Measure P sales tax revenue for Flock cameras, arguing that data sharing violates SB 34 and lacks proof of reducing crime.

Warned that dozens of U.S. cities have terminated Flock contracts due to immigration searches by ICE, security failures, and privacy breaches, urging Vallejo not to risk residents' rights.