Summary
Several speakers demanded the city cancel its Flock contract, citing roughly $260,000 paid last March plus $70,000 a year, and alleging the cameras have been used to monitor protesters. The council took no action.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $260,000 up front plus $70,000 a year in city funds.
Police use the camera network for investigations.
Critics say the surveillance chills free speech and risks data sharing with immigration authorities.
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