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Residents ask Palmyra council to reconsider Flock camera installations
Summary
Two residents urged the Palmyra City Council to reconsider installing Flock surveillance cameras, citing concerns read into the record; the mayor said the council will investigate residents' concerns but took no vote.
Two residents urged the Palmyra City Council on June 19 to reconsider installing Flock surveillance cameras, saying they had concerns about the proposed system.
Kyle Martin read a prepared statement asking the council to reconsider installation of Flock cameras. Kelton Wilt also read a statement describing concerns about the cameras. The council discussed the comments briefly, and Mayor Alan R. Adrian thanked attendees and said the concerns will be investigated further. No council vote or policy action on Flock cameras was recorded at the meeting.
The remarks came during the public comment portion of the meeting. Council members did not identify a timetable or specific next steps for the council’s review beyond Mayor Adrian’s statement that officials would investigate the concerns.
The issue is likely to return to the council for further consideration if staff or a council committee reports back with recommendations or additional information.
