Flock surveillance cameras

A Spanish-speaking resident urged the council not to renew the Flock camera contract, saying the money should go toward fixing the city's deteriorated streets instead of surveillance and ICE data sharing.

A 20-year resident said the cameras are counterproductive, that data is used against undocumented residents, and that the money would be better spent fixing potholes.

A member of the San Bernardino Airport communities coalition demanded the city stop the Flock camera contract and spend the money on parks, trees, and job training instead.

Airport community leader demanded the city end its Flock camera contract over data privacy and ICE concerns.

Airport community resident demanded the Flock contract end and funds go to parks, trees, and street repairs instead.

Warehouse worker center representative said ICE raids and license plate readers spread fear and demanded the council not renew the Flock contract.