Richmond, California · Public records, local context
Public safety
Flock cameras and data privacy
On March 17, the council voted 4–3 to direct negotiations with Flock, seeking restrictions on unauthorized sharing and city ownership of data.
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Who controls the data?
The issue connects policing technology with rules for access to residents’ data.
How we got here
Adopted action
A split vote directs negotiations
Bana, Brown, Zepeda and Robinson voted yes; Jimenez, Wilson and Martinez voted no. See the exact motion in the minutes.
March 17, 2026 council minutes · item X.2 · pages 10–11
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- March 17, 2026 council minutes · item X.2 · pages 10–11
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AI-written explanations, checked against the linked official records on . Core explanations are available in Spanish; source documents and imported agenda titles keep their original language.