On Tuesday March 24, the Berkeley City Council will vote on expanding their contracts with Flock Safety to include drones and a home-based surveillance network.

If you’re against mass surveillance, or you’re concerned about Flock Safety turning over people’s images to ICE, you have only a few days to stop Berkeley from heading down this dangerous path.

Tuesday March 24, 6PM:

Berkeley City Council Votes to Expand Surveillance,

and contract with “Flock Safety,” which violates our state and city Sanctuary law.

Click on these images to read:

• The complex agenda item on Tuesday’s Council agenda expanding Flock’s surveillance system in Berkeley
• Police Accountability Board concerns over the proposed deals with Flock
• Peace and Justice Commission’s rejection of Berkeley Flock contracts: “Cancel Berkeley’s Flock Safety contracts for public surveillance images and video footage, due to Flock’s repeated sharing of such data with immigration authorities, and the inherent exposure of ‘cloud-based’ storage to Trump administration access.”