Residents petition BCC to remove Flock ALPRs and require Board approval for mass surveillance
A resident petition in the meeting packet and multiple public commenters urged the board to ban or require explicit board approval for Flock Safety automated license‑plate readers and related surveillance on public property; the packet included a draft ordinance with warrant and data‑sovereignty provisions.
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Several residents used the public‑comment period to press the board on automated surveillance systems and a petition included in the meeting packet called for immediate action.
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