Washington City to Cover Flock Cameras Amid Surveillance Concerns
The city of Renton, Washington, has decided to cover its Flock surveillance cameras following public concerns over trust and transparency. The decision was made by the Renton City Council to address residents' alarm over the cameras' return without notice. The cameras, which were already inactive, had been shut down in compliance with Washington Senate Bill 6002. The council's move aims to rebuild public confidence and address broader questions about surveillance and data collection. A town hall meeting is planned to educate residents on the technology and foster civil discourse. 
