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Get Flock out of all public spaces.
No government-run plate readers tracking residents on public streets, intersections, and roads across Indiana.
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Tell Fort Wayne & Indiana: get Flock surveillance out of our communities.
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What we're fighting for
Two clear demands. No surveillance without consent.
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Require visible notice for private cameras.
Require businesses to post clear, visible notice when they run Flock/ALPR cameras on customers.
Don't take their word for it
The reporting is in. Read the sources yourself.
Hacked in under 30 seconds — 50+ findings, 20+ CVEs.
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Police say they control the data. Flock's own contract says otherwise.
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50+ cities have already dropped Flock.
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Coverage of the fight against Flock in Fort Wayne.
WANE 15 Our campaign
New group launches campaign against Fort Wayne Flock cameras ahead of July council vote
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New local group pushes to defund Fort Wayne Flock cameras as police defend crime-solving tool
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Fort Wayne holds 2027 Flock spending, tables contract until July
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All about Fort Wayne's AI-powered Flock surveillance cameras
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Make your voice count.
Tuesday, July 14, 2026 · 5:30 PM
Fort Wayne City Council votes on the Flock contract.
Citizens Square, 200 E. Berry St. (Garden Level) · open to the public.
Show up. Speak. Contact your council member. This is the moment that decides whether Flock cameras stay in Fort Wayne — and your voice in that room matters more than anything.
How many times are YOU scanned?
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