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Flock Cameras Under Fire in Story County | Omaha News

Flock Cameras Under Fire in Story County | Omaha News

Published 2 weeks, 1 day ago
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Story County supervisors are weighing whether to renew contracts for controversial Flock cameras—automated license plate readers—amid growing public backlash and ACLU concerns. While the ACLU isn’t calling for outright destruction, they see vandalism as a symptom of deeper unease over government surveillance and erosion of civil liberties. Across Iowa, the ACLU is mobilizing residents to demand transparency, urging people to contact local officials and scrutinize surveillance contracts. Supervisors are pushing for clear answers on data use and privacy safeguards, striving to balance safety with individual rights. The message: get involved, ask questions, and hold authorities accountable through official channels.

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