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Residents urge audit over alleged missing funds and warn of camera privacy risks at Live Oak council meeting
Summary
Public commenters at the Feb. 10 Live Oak council meeting accused city actors of large-scale theft, called for a federal audit, and raised security and privacy concerns about the city's block surveillance cameras. Commenters said they submitted an ordinance proposal and presented specific billing discrepancies.
Speakers during the public-comment period at the City of Live Oak's Feb. 10 meeting made several substantive allegations and policy requests, including a call for a federal audit and complaints about surveillance-camera security.
Gerald Bridget, who identified himself as a property owner, told the council he had documentation alleging large-scale theft and asked the council to pursue a federal audit. "Because it's $84,000,000 involved," Bridget said during his appearance, and he described specific water-bill discrepancies…
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