Public raises privacy and surveillance concerns over Flock cameras and related technology Multiple commenters called on council to halt surveillance projects (Flock cameras) and to avoid funding further mass-surveillance technologies; one commenter asked for confirmation that Flock had deleted city data and several urged legislative or procurement changes.

Eugene residents are raising urgent questions about surveillance technology, urging the city to prioritize community services over invasive monitoring like Flock cameras.

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City manager orders Flock cameras removed, data returned and deleted after contract termination; public presses for policy changes City Manager Sarah Madari said the city terminated its contract with Flock and is demanding removal of ALPR cameras by Dec. 12, 2025, return of city/customer/anonymized data by Dec. 12 and deletion of city data copies by Dec. 17; public commenters pressed for guarantees about deletion, answers on potential data access by federal agencies, and a city ALPR policy to prevent future installations.

Eugene's City Manager has officially terminated the controversial Flock contract, mandating the removal of license plate cameras and the return of sensitive data—sparking calls for stronger privacy protections!

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