Rangely resident urges ballot vote on town's Flock camera system
At a Rangely Town Council meeting, resident Mark Stamus urged the council to place the town's Flock camera/license-plate-reader system on a local ballot, arguing voters should decide and raising privacy and data-security concerns; council members said they would consult the town attorney before taking further action.
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Mark Stamus urged the Rangely Town Council to put the town's Flock camera and license-plate-reader system before voters, saying the council lacks clear proof a majority of residents support the surveillance installation and that a ballot measure would settle the question.
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