Ancram board hears sharp public concerns about Flock license-plate cameras
Supervisor Colleen said the Flock camera proposal passed an initial committee vote but attracted public outcry; three supervisors voted no at committee level, and residents urged attending the next meeting to voice privacy concerns.
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Supervisor Colleen told the board the Flock license‑plate camera matter passed the public safety committee but still must go before the full board. “There were 3 of us that voted no,” she said, citing data-security and retention concerns and reporting loud public opposition in committee hearings. Colleen said Flock has reduced retention to seven days but that her larger concern is what happens to data after the sheriff’s office no longer holds it.
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