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Council members note regional pullback from Flock cameras; town has no update
Summary
Councilmembers reported neighboring cities are turning off Flock surveillance cameras; Town Administrator reported no new regional update at the Nov. 17 meeting.
Several councilmembers reported a regional reassessment of Flock cameras during the council reports section. "Councilmember Brock shared that the City of Edmonds has stopped using their Flock cameras," and Councilmember Per Odegaard observed that other cities are also turning off their Flock cameras.
Town Administrator Eric Faison reported "No update on regional Flock camera issues" during the administrator's report. The minutes record these observations but do not document any formal direction, policy change, or vote by the Town of Woodway on Flock cameras at this meeting.
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