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🔗 Public Safety or Public Surveillance? Flock Cameras Raise Privacy Concerns in West Hollywood. Pushback
🔗 WeHo Public Safety Commission vote on Flock cameras overturned Pushback
🔗 Commission asks WeHo to reconsider Flock Pushback
🔗 OP-ED: West Hollywood's Flock Safety Contract Renewal Draws Fire Doesn't Work
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🔗 WeHo keeps Flock cameras, with new safeguards
🔗 West Hollywood Keeps Flock Safety Cameras in 3-2 Vote, Adding New Data Restrictions | WEHOonline
🔗 West Hollywood City Council Meeting July 20: Flock Safety, Rent Stabilization, Fire Prep | WEHOonline "E.4. Follow-up on Automated License Plate Reader and agreement with Flock Safety. STAFF REPORT | ATTACHMENT A | ATTACHMENT B | ATTACHMENT C | MEMO OF PUBLIC COMMENT CORRESPONDENCE — 7.17.26 (morning) | MEMO OF PUBLIC COMMENT CORRESPONDENCE — 7.17.26 (afternoon)"
🔗 Why West Hollywood Flock Cameras Stay as LAPD Pulls the Plug
🔗 San Francisco's Recent Flock Camera Breach Raises Eyebrows. West Hollywood Says It Has the Answers Restricted Sharing
🔗 Chelsea Byers Launches West Hollywood Reelection Campaign Elections
"In February of this year, Byers and Erickson co-sponsored a successful motion to review the City's Flock Safety surveillance camera contract after national reporting that federal immigration enforcement had accessed Flock data through local police. The follow-up vote in March, to terminate the contract, lost 3-2. Heilman, Hang, and Meister voted to keep the vendor and amend the agreement."
🔗 SD-24 Senate Race: Who's Funding It and Where They Stand on Public Safety Elections
"More recently, Erickson voted against moving forward with West Hollywood's Flock Safety camera program in both February and March, placing him in the minority as a 3-2 council majority chose to continue the rollout."
🔗 West Hollywood Eastside Neighborhood Meeting: Mayor, City Manager, Sheriff's Captain Attend
🔗 West Hollywood keeps Flock Safety cameras
🔗 West Hollywood Flock Safety Cameras 3-2 Vote: "We Kicked Everybody Out"
🔗 West Hollywood Votes to Keep Flock Safety Cameras Contract, Seeks Stronger Safeguards Renewal
🔗 West Hollywood Flock Safety Cameras: 14 Agencies Got In. City Had No Idea. Oversharing
🔗 West Hollywood to Review Flock Safety Camera Program Over Data-Sharing Concerns
🔗 A Federal Judge Said It Best: "Flock Flocked Up." Now West Hollywood Has to Decide
🔗 Zennon Ulyate-Crow — The Youngest SD-24 Candidate Might Be the Sharpest One in the Room Elections
🔗 West Hollywood Council Divided Over Flock Cameras as Rollout Resumes
🔗 WeHo continues to debate whether cameras should roll
🔗 West Hollywood Reviews Flock Deal After Feds Accessed Camera Data
🔗 West Hollywood to Review Public Safety Camera Agreements with Flock Group Over Privacy Concerns Pushback
