Flock surveillance

Business owner urged the RFP be sent out and called Flock a danger whose data flows to ICE and the FBI.

Said she's scared of the cameras tracking walkers as well as cars and wants them gone now.

Applauded progress on the Flock resolution, suggested bagging cameras until removal, and called for releasing audit logs.

Questioned how the city can be a sanctuary city while operating Flock license plate cameras that could aid ICE; urged removal.

Said Flock is used by ICE and Border Patrol, cited racial profiling risks and a proposed ICE detention camp in the town of Newburgh, and urged contract cancellation.

New Windsor resident strongly opposed Flock cameras and described carrying her passport due to ICE fears.

New Windsor resident respectfully demanded immediate termination of the Flock contract.

Born-and-raised resident concerned about Flock data sharing and abuse.

Criticized council comments defending Flock, explained the difference between ALPRs and speed cameras, and announced a FOIA request for the ALPR data.

A Working Families Party member read from the Flock contract's data-sharing clauses and urged the council to end the 'malicious invasive surveillance system.'

Urged the council to cancel the Flock contract, citing data tracking of abortion patients, protesters, and ICE access, and said the cameras contradict the fair and welcoming city resolution.