In recent years, the city of Palm Bay has introduced Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) such as Flock cameras throughout the community. While the intention behind this surveillance technology is to enhance public safety, it raises significant concerns about privacy, data security, and civil liberties. Flock cameras are capable of capturing detailed images of all vehicles passing through a recorded area, storing sensitive data about the movement and location of individuals without their consent. This mass surveillance system leads to an erosion of privacy rights and creates a distinct possibility of data misuse or unauthorized access. Experts in privacy and civil rights have warned about the risks involved with ALPR technology. There have been numerous instances where such data has been improperly accessed or handled, leading to compromises in personal privacy. Moreover, there is little evidence to support that the use of these cameras directly reduces crime rates or enhances safety in communities. Additionally, the financial cost of implementing and maintaining these systems is substantial. Taxpayer money could be better utilized in other community-based programs that address the root causes of crime and support the welfare of Palm Bay residents. To protect the privacy and security of our community, we urge the Palm Bay City Council to remove Flock cameras and other ALPR systems from our city. Instead, we should focus on more transparent and community-friendly strategies to ensure public safety. Sign this petition to demand the removal of Flock cameras and protect the rights and privacy of Palm Bay residents.