Flock license plate camera contract renewal

Demanded the board not renew the Flock contract, arguing ALPR cameras violate the Fourth Amendment per a recent federal ruling and asking the board to cut funding for Flock and Clearview AI.

Called for a 'meeting of the minds,' asking EPD to cut data retention from 30 days to 7 and to leave the nationwide sharing network that gives 7,000 other departments unaudited access to Evansville's cameras.

Argued the surveillance program erodes constitutional rights and warned youth activists to prepare for a long fight, comparing incremental surveillance to the 'frogs in the skillet' metaphor.