Residents and technologists raise alarms about Flock ALPR cameras and data-sharing risks
Multiple public commenters and a technology professional told the council they were concerned that newly installed Flock license‑plate recognition cameras and other surveillance tools could be accessed or used by outside agencies, including ICE, and called for policy safeguards and police‑commission review.
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EUGENE, Ore. — At the June 23 City Council meeting, several residents, community groups and a technology expert raised concerns about Flock license‑plate recognition (ALPR) cameras recently installed around Eugene and the potential for the data to be shared with outside agencies.
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