Flock cameras

FAIR Coalition member asked the board to table the Flock vote, citing company lawsuits and contradictory sheriff's department claims.

Atlas Township resident; cited the contract's termination-for-convenience clause and asked the county to cancel, arguing residents can't opt out of plate tracking.

Flint rep and BLM president who opposed surveillance expansion, praised Dr. Brown's lone prior no vote, and asked about his DEI commission application.

Equality Caucus at-large chair who asked the board to postpone the Flock vote and demanded data on camera effectiveness and searches.

Reported that Amazon discontinued its contract with FLOCK cameras and urged the county to set rules for immigration agents, including identification requirements and protected locations.

Grand Blanc resident and practice owner urging rejection of the Flock contract over ICE data access and nationwide surveillance.

Atlas Township resident citing the Flock contract's data-ownership terms and his previously denied FOIA request, urging non-renewal.

Flushing resident who once supported Flock but now asks the board to decline funding, citing other communities that dropped the cameras.

People Power Flint representative introducing a resolution setting lawful standards for county cooperation with civil immigration enforcement.

Genesee Township resident opposing Flock cameras and warning of federal election takeover and ICE constitutional violations elsewhere.

Gubernatorial candidate from Grand Blanc urging the board to pause the $60,000 renewal and redirect money to jobs, youth programs, and lighting.

Self-described constitutionalist putting the board 'on constitutional notice' that Flock cameras violate the Fourth Amendment.

Flint Township resident raising questions about Flock's ownership and broader surveillance trajectory toward digital ID.

Burton-raised, Grand Blanc resident flatly opposing Flock and ICE presence in the community.

Flint resident of two years opposing cameras as non-optional rights infringements, citing Ferndale's rejection of Flock.

Downtown Flint worker opposing cameras over data sales, for-profit surveillance, and civil liberties.

Swartz Creek educator, PSL organizer, and legal observer warning that funding cameras signals the county will assist ICE.

Burton resident urging discontinuation of Flock contracts, citing ICE/CBP access and misuse reports.

Flint Township Air Force veteran and former intelligence analyst calling Flock a mission-creep vehicle-tracking network of roughly 180 cameras within 25 miles.

Flint property owner opposing 'Israeli cameras' and urging the county to focus on local problems.

Warned that Flock camera data is now accessible by ICE, putting county residents at risk and invading their privacy.

Urged the board to scrutinize the Homeland Security grant language before renewing the Flock contract, questioning whether camera data is shared with federal, private-sector, and international partners; also asked that a FOIA appeal be granted with modified date parameters.