Stop illegal surveillance by Flock cameras in Everett

The Issue

In Everett, Washington, local government officials are supporting the implementation of Flock cameras, using taxpayer money to fund a private company's efforts to track us 24/7. This is not only an infringement on our privacy but also a betrayal of our American values of liberty and freedom. As a resident, this makes me particularly concerned, because the invasion of privacy is just the beginning. Our tax dollars should be going towards improving our community, not funding a surveillance system that benefits no one except those who seek to control us.

Imagine the consequences: your children being recorded at all times, their actions meticulously documented and files potentially revealed for reasons beyond our control. This form of constant surveillance is reminiscent of a dystopian future, not the free country we should be living in. The tracking of individuals who stand up for their rights or voice dissent against unfair taxation policies is not only unconstitutional but perpetuates a chilling effect on free speech.

This surveillance initiative not only risks infringing on our rights but further diverts funds away from essential services. We face rising taxes that aim to fund overseas ventures while we grapple with urban decay. Our community suffers as basic necessities become more demanding to afford, yet the government prioritizes invasive measures that intrude on our private lives instead of addressing local concerns.

We need to prevent Everett from descending into a surveillance state where every move is watched and recorded. Let's stand up for our right to privacy, protect our freedom, and demand accountability in government spending. By signing this petition, you are taking a stance against mass surveillance and supporting a move towards a community that prioritizes its people's welfare and rights.

Sign this petition to urge the local government to reconsider their support for Flock cameras and redirect funds towards genuine community improvement.

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The Issue

In Everett, Washington, local government officials are supporting the implementation of Flock cameras, using taxpayer money to fund a private company's efforts to track us 24/7. This is not only an infringement on our privacy but also a betrayal of our American values of liberty and freedom. As a resident, this makes me particularly concerned, because the invasion of privacy is just the beginning. Our tax dollars should be going towards improving our community, not funding a surveillance system that benefits no one except those who seek to control us.

Imagine the consequences: your children being recorded at all times, their actions meticulously documented and files potentially revealed for reasons beyond our control. This form of constant surveillance is reminiscent of a dystopian future, not the free country we should be living in. The tracking of individuals who stand up for their rights or voice dissent against unfair taxation policies is not only unconstitutional but perpetuates a chilling effect on free speech.

This surveillance initiative not only risks infringing on our rights but further diverts funds away from essential services. We face rising taxes that aim to fund overseas ventures while we grapple with urban decay. Our community suffers as basic necessities become more demanding to afford, yet the government prioritizes invasive measures that intrude on our private lives instead of addressing local concerns.

We need to prevent Everett from descending into a surveillance state where every move is watched and recorded. Let's stand up for our right to privacy, protect our freedom, and demand accountability in government spending. By signing this petition, you are taking a stance against mass surveillance and supporting a move towards a community that prioritizes its people's welfare and rights.

Sign this petition to urge the local government to reconsider their support for Flock cameras and redirect funds towards genuine community improvement.

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Petition created on November 28, 2025