Monmouth doesn’t need to become a surveillance town. Three Flock license-plate cameras are recording vehicle information as people travel through our community—including residents who are suspected of absolutely nothing. The question isn’t whether technology can watch us; it’s whether we want it to. We believe Monmouth residents should decide how much surveillance we are willing to accept in our own community. If you believe public safety can be protected without routinely tracking the movements of everyday citizens, sign the petition to remove the three Flock cameras from Monmouth and make your voice heard.
Flock cameras have been used incorrectly by multiple counties across the United States. We don’t know how the ones in monmouth are being used and or exploited.