Vote NO on Funding for Flock Cameras

Stand with Your Fellow Fort Wayne Citizens Against Flock Cameras

Call Your City Councilor

AFP-Indiana is encouraging Fort Wayne residents to contact members of the Fort Wayne City Council and urge them to vote NO on funding for Flock cameras. While public safety is important, Flock cameras collect and store information on the movements of all drivers, including law-abiding residents who are not suspected of any wrongdoing. We believe Fort Wayne deserves a transparent public discussion about the privacy and civil liberties implications of expanding surveillance technology. Residents are encouraged to ask city leaders to protect both public safety and individual freedom by rejecting this funding proposal.

First Name

Last Name

City

Email Address

Address Line 2

Mobile Phone

Address Line 1

Zip Code

Yes, I want to Volunteer

Password (at least 8 characters)

By checking the box, you agree to receive text messages.

Americans for Prosperity–Indiana is calling on Fort Wayne residents to speak up and protect privacy and individual liberty in our community.

The Fort Wayne City Council is considering funding for Flock camera technology, and we believe residents deserve a full and transparent public discussion before taxpayer dollars are used to expand government surveillance. Automated license plate reader systems like Flock cameras collect and store information on every vehicle that passes by, not just individuals suspected of a crime.

While public safety is important, many Fort Wayne residents are concerned about creating a system that tracks the movements of law-abiding citizens and builds a long-term database of where people travel throughout our city. Decisions of this magnitude should not be made without strong public input, clear safeguards, and meaningful oversight.

As Fort Wayne continues to grow, we can support safe neighborhoods while also protecting the privacy and constitutional rights of residents. That's why AFP-Indiana is encouraging citizens to contact members of the Fort Wayne City Council and urge them to vote NO on funding for Flock cameras. We believe Fort Wayne can pursue effective public safety solutions without expanding surveillance of everyday residents.