Resident urges Tecumseh to remove Flock cameras during public comment
Summary
Kevin Cramer, a resident of rural Crab Orchard, used the public comment period at the Aug. 17 Tecumseh City Council meeting to again call for elimination of the city's Flock cameras. The minutes record no council response or immediate action.
During the public comment portion of the Aug. 17 meeting, Kevin Cramer, identified in the minutes as a resident of rural Crab Orchard, renewed his request that the city remove the Flock cameras it has deployed. The minutes state: "Kevin Cramer, resident of rural Crab Orchard spoke again about his desire to eliminate the Flock Cameras."
The minutes do not record any response from council members or staff to Cramer's remarks, and no follow-up action is recorded in the meeting minutes. The comment appears in the consent-agenda section of the minutes but is presented as public comment rather than a council agenda item, and no vote or directive followed the remark.
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