Residents press commission on Flock ALPR suspension and code‑enforcement practices
During citizen participation, residents urged the commission to support suspending license‑plate recognition cameras and raised transparency concerns about code enforcement street sweeps and outstanding public records requests.
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Several citizens used the public‑comment period to press the commission on issues of surveillance and code enforcement. Zachary Berry said he publicly supports the suspension of the Flock license‑plate reader network and warned that municipalities should not simply swap in other vendors without policy changes; he said, "I do, publicly approve that decision," referring to the county's suspension of the network and urging the city to consider broader limits on ALPR systems.
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