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Resident raises Flock camera concerns at Hwy 136 & 50 during Tecumseh council public comment

City Council of the City of Tecumseh, Nebraska · July 20, 2026
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Summary

Kevin Cramer, a resident of rural Crab Orchard, told the Tecumseh City Council on July 20 that he has concerns about a Flock camera system at the intersection of Hwys 136 and 50, and asked how to be placed on a future agenda. The minutes record no council response or action.

During the Budget Work Session portion of the July 20 meeting, resident Kevin Cramer spoke during public comment to express concerns about the Flock Camera system at the intersection of Highways 136 and 50 in Tecumseh. According to the minutes, Cramer also asked how to be placed on a future council agenda.

The minutes summarize his remarks as follows: "spoke to concerns with the Flock Camera system at the intersection of Hwys 136 & 50 in Tecumseh." The record does not show further discussion, a formal response from council members, or any immediate action taken; the meeting adjourned at 5:43 p.m.

The minutes identify Cramer as a resident of rural Crab Orchard. No staff report, ordinance, or motion related to Flock cameras appears in the minutes for this meeting.