The City of Port Hueneme's Flock Safety automated license plate reader (ALPR) system operates under a recurring annual subscription cost of $251,400+ per year. Including the LVT'S that now are on private property throughout our community to surveil each and every one of us who are on the road each and every day. Ventura residents alone have voiced their opposition to being surveilled in this fashion, with the money that we as taxpayers pay to fund these intrusive devices. I have informed our city council to put this on the next agenda so that we can talk about this as a community and express our concerns as to the misinformation that has been disseminated down to us. 
The current city council allowed this vote only between themselves, with absolutely no Community input. Because residents refuse to take a stand on issues like this, each one of us will lose our rights little by bit, and allow a handful of individuals to claim we are safer while being survailed daily, it is a big lie by your Council and the police department. Once again if residents are not aware, Port Hueneme and all of Ventura County, have been data breached with our information just floating around. I will be more than happy to circulate a petition to get these intrusive devices off of our streets and for each one of us to stop being a suspect in the eyes of the local government and PHPD...We are not the enemy, the ones in the Government building are...