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El Paso City Council is debating whether to continue using Flock Safety surveillance cameras. This decision could change how the city uses technology for public safety and what happens to the data collected.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 9 mentions in the last 30 days.
The city is spending over $524,000 on this project.
Residents who use city parks, especially families with children, will benefit from safer access.
Some people worry about their privacy being invaded by all these cameras watching them.
Potential sale of city land for private development or use.
Potential sale of city land for private development or use.
Potential sale of city land for private development or use.
Potential sale of city land for private development or use.
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El Paso City Council to consider removing Flock cameras, limiting future contracts KTSM 9 News