Flock Cameras

Said flock cameras failed to catch a man who damaged his truck mirror and threatened him at a restaurant, calling the program 'a joke' and telling the town to dump it.

Opposed all license plate readers and surveillance cameras, supported a strong ethics code covering the council itself, and argued against industrial zoning near the Government Tank residential area.

Read the Fourth Amendment and argued flock cameras are warrantless searches that expose officials to malfeasance claims; also questioned why a camera near Badger Road disappeared.

Cited an audit discrepancy in Chandler and asked the town to educate the public on what the cameras do, whether they've been used, or just take them down.

Said her July 30 public records request about the Flock cameras has gone unanswered beyond the statutory deadline, and read the request into the record, asking for camera locations, capabilities, and any records of herself.

A small business owner said she filed an Open Meeting Law complaint about the plate-reader program 30 days earlier and demanded the vote, audit logs, and legal authority for the surveillance program before any October 1 ratification.