Dozens of residents filled the Twin Falls City Council chambers Monday, July 27 to speak out against the city’s network of roughly 40 Flock Safety automated license plate readers (ALPRs).
READ: our report about it here MVLA
WATCH: Citizens pack City Hall over police use of Flock license plate cameras Idaho 6 News
READ: Jerome City Council Voted 5-1 Against Flock Cameras MVLA
CALL TO ACTION:
Your presence is needed at City Hall when the Council formally votes on whether to fund Flock cameras. Let’s pack the Council chamber on Monday, August 24th to the Twin Falls City Council budget meeting. 203 Main Avenue East.
The budget vote is where the rubber meets the road. Public comment still matters. Bring neighbors. Submit written comments. Watch the meeting live or the recording afterward.
The Council is expected to allow comments from the public (2-minute limit).
Can’t make it at 5PM? No problem. Come when you can. Last month, public comments to the Council started at 7 pm.
Can’t attend in person? No problem. Go here to submit written testimony, make a comment or watch meetings live.
Local government only changes when residents make it expensive to ignore them.
See you there.





