Flock cameras

A Lakeview Drive parent asked that his son be allowed a second comment period; the mayor initially declined but allowed it.

Called out the month-long delay of the promised Flock camera public forum, called the network easily hackable mass surveillance, cited declining crime rates, and asked that the topic be placed on the agenda before the election.

Said data centers can be built without tapping local power and water, warned Flock cameras create a tracking network and misread plates, and demanded real enforcement of the 25 mph limit on Main Street.

The Lakeview Drive resident said the camera at his neighborhood's only entrance tracks every time he leaves and returns home, objected to a national AI database and three-year retention, and noted officials' own neighborhoods lack cameras.

Wanted cameras on roadways to catch dangerous drivers making constant lane changes.

Quoted Jefferson on "dangerous freedom over safe slavery," pressed Synarski on the Fourth Amendment, and criticized the lack of foresight in approving AI surveillance cameras.