Communications

Expressed privacy and legal concerns regarding Flock automated license plate reader cameras and data sharing.

Applaud township support for e-bike safety but argued that high-speed e-bikes should be treated as unregistered motor vehicles, and questioned fire department funding.

Asked about fire department staffing numbers and Flock camera contract status.

Expressed strong opposition to automated license plate reading cameras and surveillance.

Spoke against automated surveillance technology and artificial intelligence risks.

Provided an update on the Transition Advisory Committee's review and quotes.

Addressed board demeanor toward public commenters and called for the removal of surveillance cameras.

Played audio clips of previous board meetings and questioned camera placement.

Criticized the proposal to hire outside legal counsel for the Transition Advisory Committee.

Shared details of repeated flood damage to her home and urged township assistance.

Read an investigative article regarding security vulnerabilities in automated license plate readers.

Continued reading the article on automated camera vulnerabilities.

Asked questions regarding firefighter staffing, employee salaries, and volunteer cooperation.

Voiced opposition to surveillance cameras and shared personal safety concerns.

Highlighted high legal fees in Millcreek compared to other Pennsylvania townships.

Addressed high legal fees in Millcreek compared to other townships based on DCED data and criticized solicitor costs.