Flock ALPR contract

Asked the city to end its Flock contract and pause the RFP over data-sharing risks.

Cited ALPR abuses nationwide and asked the city not to auto-renew the Flock contract and to open the RFP to public input.

Asked the city not to auto-renew the Flock contract and to pause the RFP, citing poor encryption and people-tracking searches.

Urged the council to terminate the Flock contract before the August auto-renewal deadline and pause the RFP.

Speaking as a resident and Police Advisory Committee member, asked for a pause to the RFP and no auto-renewal so the community can weigh in.

Asked the city to end the Flock contract and pause the RFP, noting the Police Advisory Committee's request for broader community input.

A civil rights attorney making her first council comment, asked the city to decline renewal and pause the RFP.

Urged the council to end the Flock contract without renewal and reject vendors without strict data protections.

Said ALPRs compromise privacy and safety and asked the city to cancel the Flock contract.

Questioned the three-day RFP evaluation timeline and asked for a citizens' task force on surveillance decisions.

Asked the council to end the Flock contract, citing ICE use of Flock data for immigration enforcement.

Cited public-records data showing the city's ALPR system was searched for federal agencies over 1,100 times in eleven months.

A lifelong resident, urged ending the Flock contract in September 2026 and rejecting a new vendor.

Asked for an RFP pause and non-renewal, and warned the city must ensure cameras come down after cancellation.

With SIREN, urged canceling Flock, pausing the RFP, and requiring judicial warrants for data searches.

A 19-year homeowner who trusts Chief Bell, but said federal data misuse risk is too great and asked for cancellation.

A North Fair Oaks immigrant, described family fears of surveillance and asked for an RFP pause and contract termination.

With Silicon Valley DSA, urged canceling the renewal and rejecting ALPR vendors, saying surveillance is not public safety.