Flock surveillance cameras

Called for immediate removal of Flock cameras countywide, citing documented abuses and Fourth Amendment concerns.

Argued Flock is a data company that profits from residents' information and doubted the 30-day data deletion promise.

Demanded the Flock contract be placed on the full board agenda and criticized the committee's refusal to act.

Asked commissioners to be transparent about Flock camera use and put it before the public for open discussion, citing a Montana sheriff deputy's concerns about data sharing.

Demanded the board shut down the Flock cameras, citing Kalamazoo data showing 116,000 searches in six months with 78% by outside agencies and over half lacking case numbers.

Pastor argued the cameras are warrantless mass surveillance violating the Fourth Amendment, citing COVID-era government overreach; asked the board to discuss removal.

Echoed the prior speakers' camera concerns and thanked the commissioners and Clerk Roebuck for their service.