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Resident urges Mountlake Terrace to abandon Flock camera system, spend $57,000 on classroom air purifiers
Summary
A public commenter told the council Flock Technologies cannot be trusted and urged the city not to install surveillance cameras, arguing the $57,000 already spent would buy over 700 low‑cost CorsiCube air purifiers for local schools.
A Mountlake Terrace resident urged the City Council Wednesday to stop moving forward with an automated license‑plate camera contract with Flock and to spend public funds on school air filtration instead.
Adam Sacae, who spoke during the public‑comment period, said he previously raised concerns and pointed the council to independent reporting. “Flock has been lying to the public about federal access to its data,” Sacae said. He called the company’s approach “fundamentally…
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