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Links to reliable sources (news articles, research, and analysis) for informed opposition to dragnet mass
surveillance.
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🔗 Bloomington bans license plate readers, restricts police access Legislation
🔗 Student groups demand cancellation of IUPD Flock contracts Campus
Pushback
🔗 Two Flock surveillance cameras cut down near site of Bloomington ICE detentions Vandalism
🔗 License plate readers under fire after misuse concerns Fort Wayne
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🔗 Protesters Call for Removal of Flock Surveillance Cameras in Bloomington Pushback
🔗 B-N residents voice concerns about Flock cameras in policing to the man who leads Bloomington's program Pushback
🔗 City of Bloomington starts to remove FLOCK automatic license plate readers Video
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🔗 Bloomington's Flock contract may have ended, but other cameras still active Monroe County
🔗 Flock Camera Debate Evansville
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🔗 'Where does it stop?': City Council discusses Flock, calls to keep county jail in city "Councilmember Isabel Piedmont-Smith asked if BPD will turn off its Flock cameras that aren't license plate readers. She pointed to Evanston, Illinois, where the security company reinstalled cameras after the city had previously terminated its contract and removed the cameras. Diekhoff said he and the mayor have yet to decide on that."
🔗 Bloomington ends Flock contract, says city will seek alternatives after review Success
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🔗 Bloomington Police bans using Flock data for immigration, reproductive investigations Restricted Sharing
🔗 Bloomington Mayor addresses housing, development and Flock camera concerns at town hall
🔗 Bloomington police policy on Flock cameras revised ahead of April 15 city council briefing
🔗 Mayor outlines housing, Flock and development goals at State of the City address
🔗 Mayor says city on track to produce report on Flock
🔗 Indiana city challenges police use of Flock license‑plate readers Paywall
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🔗 Bloomington Residents Urge Council to Revoke Flock Contract Pushback
🔗 With residents opposing surveillance tools, Bloomington City Council seeks details from ... Pushback
🔗 Bloomington city council adopts resolution on Flock license-plate reader cameras as 'first step' Pushback
🔗 WFHB Local News – February 23rd, 2026 Audio
🔗 Bloomington City Council delays vote on Hopewell PUD, addresses Flock contract Pushback
🔗 Bloomington's Thomson on not closing Kirkwood, annexation, Flock Pushback
🔗 Bloomington City Council weighs pause on expanding Flock camera system Paywall
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🔗 City Council member calls for end to Bloomington's contract with Flock
🔗 Bloomington PD ran 9,000 searches on Flock cameras as privacy concerns rise
🔗 Bloomington City Council member speaks against Flock contract
🔗 Flock trailer contract finally unredacted by Bloomington; 'umbrella' accord still missing FOIA
Opacity
🔗 GUEST COLUMN: It's past time to talk about Flock Pushback
🔗 Hundreds rally outside Bloomington City Hall, call for end to ICE cooperation and removal of Flock cameras Pushback
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🔗 Pat Wall of DSA Speaks on Flock Safety Cameras Immigration
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🔗 Bloomington Mayor discusses Flock surveillance, housing at virtual town hall
