Public Safety

Expressed opposition to Flock surveillance cameras and argued for taxpayer speaking rights.

Raised concerns about multi-factor authentication being disabled on Flock safety administrator accounts.

Stated that previous township statements regarding zero cost and restricted access to Flock cameras were false.

Urged the township to ban Flock cameras and AI-enabled surveillance systems due to privacy and data sharing risks.

Criticized public comment time limits and argued that Flock cameras are ineffective at stopping crime.

Objected to the enforcement of the 15-year-old public comment policy to silence citizen concerns.

Spoke about due process and warrantless data collection.

Criticized meeting transparency, agenda formatting, and committee appointments.

Warned that restricting public comment infringes on citizen rights.