Cleveland City Council: Reject Drag-Net Surveillance, Opt Out of Flock


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Cleveland City Council Members


A rapidly growing surveillance company called Flock Safety is building a form of mass surveillance unlike any seen before in American life. The company effectively enlists its customers into a giant centralized government surveillance network. Using Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs), Flock has tracked the comings and goings of countless Americans.
In Ohio, Flock has partnerships with dozens of local law enforcement agencies. The ACLU of Ohio is working to expose and end these contracts to protect against government spying. Right now, we can make a difference here in Northeast Ohio as Mayor Bibb and Cleveland City Council consider whether to renew the city’s Flock contract on or before June 28. Currently, there are more than 100 Flock cameras spread throughout Cleveland as things stand.
Tell Cleveland City Council to end the city’s $2 million-plus contract and invest in programs that achieve public safety, without exposing its residents to intrusive surveillance. With the data being used by ICE agents and other law enforcement officers to track immigrants, protestors, and reproductive health care seekers, we must get rid of this shadowy surveillance technology.
Cleveland City Council Members
A rapidly growing surveillance company called Flock Safety is building a form of mass surveillance unlike any seen before in American life. The company effectively enlists its customers into a giant centralized government surveillance network. Using Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs), Flock has tracked the comings and goings of countless Americans.
In Ohio, Flock has partnerships with dozens of local law enforcement agencies. The ACLU of Ohio is working to expose and end these contracts to protect against government spying. Right now, we can make a difference here in Northeast Ohio as Mayor Bibb and Cleveland City Council consider whether to renew the city’s Flock contract on or before June 28. Currently, there are more than 100 Flock cameras spread throughout Cleveland as things stand.
Tell Cleveland City Council to end the city’s $2 million-plus contract and invest in programs that achieve public safety, without exposing its residents to intrusive surveillance. With the data being used by ICE agents and other law enforcement officers to track immigrants, protestors, and reproductive health care seekers, we must get rid of this shadowy surveillance technology.
Cleveland City Council Members