After hours of back-and-forth debate and public comment Tuesday night, the East Palo Alto City Council decided to uphold its current contract for Flock Safety cameras.
At a meeting two weeks ago, the council was expected to hold a discussion on reconsidering its contract with Flock. The automated license plate reader cameras are used for public safety but have raised privacy concerns around the country since there have been reports of federal authorities having access to the cameras’ data.
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