Ordinance Amending Chapter 285 Of Troy City Code To Include Battery Energy Storage Systems

Expressed deep concern over massive surveillance data collection by Flock and Axon.

Criticized the 60-day flock report for missing data and unconstitutional mass surveillance.

Highlighted Fourth Amendment concerns regarding ALPR technology and weaponized surveillance errors.

Thanked the council for working on surveillance oversight and warned against advancing AI tracking features.

Thanked the council for the audit report and urged binding legislation to govern surveillance technologies.

Voiced total opposition to ALPRs and expressed concern that hot lists can automate bias.

Argued that the audit failed to prove Flock cameras solve crimes and called for removing them.