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Resident urges council to halt Flock license‑plate camera deployment, citing accuracy and security concerns
Summary
During citizen participation, Dan Arison urged Kirksville leaders to cancel a Flock license-plate reader grant, citing claimed error rates, recent misread incidents in other jurisdictions, device security vulnerabilities and projected maintenance costs; the council thanked him but made no commitment during the meeting.
A resident urged the Kirksville City Council to halt plans for a Flock automatic license‑plate reader system and to require an independent privacy impact assessment and transparent audit prior to any deployment.
"I came prepared today to inform you about the Flock network and its problems," said Dan Arison, who supplied research materials to the council. He told the…
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