Police Information Systems and ALPR Regulations

Expressed cybersecurity and privacy concerns regarding ALPR technology and urged the council to ban its use.

Argued that ALPR cameras constitute unconstitutional mass surveillance without warrants and asked the council to terminate the program.

Representing East Valley Unite, asked the council to cancel the Flock contract, pointing to other Arizona cities that have dropped the technology.

A retired attorney and judge argued that mass surveillance is a slippery slope and asked the council to eliminate cameras or put it to a public vote.

A former Flock employee spoke in favor of the technology, highlighting its success in recovering stolen vehicles and missing children.

Supported the police department's use of ALPRs as a vital tool for solving crimes and protecting the community.