Investigate and Regulate Flock Safety's Warrantless Surveillance Network

Flock Safety is operating a mass surveillance network in our communities with no public vote, no opt-in, and no warrant — and you need to act to stop it. Their Condor cameras don't just photograph license plates; they automatically pivot, zoom in on faces, and follow individual people in real time. When InvestigateTV demonstrated this live in June 2026, a Flock representative denied the cameras track people — while the camera visibly tracked the reporter on screen. The scale of this deception is staggering. The ACLU estimates Flock's network spans 80,000 to 100,000 cameras performing over 20 billion scans monthly. Journalist Joseph Cox found live Condor feeds exposed to the open internet with zero password protection — close enough to read text on a passerby's phone screen. ICE and CBP have accessed this data for immigration enforcement without warrants. Residents only discover these cameras after they're already installed and streaming. This is warrantless, corporate-run surveillance of the public, and it's happening right now in our district. I want you to introduce or co-sponsor legislation requiring public notice and local approval before any Flock installation, mandating security standards for live feeds, and prohibiting federal immigration agencies from accessing this data without a warrant.