De-Flock Mesa County to hold public protest against mass surveillance cameras Sun., 9/27 @ 10:30 a.m. at Spring Valley Park
De-Flock Mesa County will hold a public protest on Sunday, September 27 at 10:30 a.m. at Spring Valley Park to […]
Surveillance
Democratic candidate for House District 54, Mallory Martin, joins pushback against automatic license plate reading surveillance cameras
Mallory Martin, the Democratic candidate for Colorado House District 54, attended the Tuesday, August 18 Mesa County Commissioner meeting to
Crowd-sourced , volunteer project maps locations of AI surveillance cameras across the U.S.
To find out more about where automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) are in your area, or you’ve seen such cameras
Anti-Flock camera movement taking shape in Mesa County
A national week of action against automatic license plate-reading cameras (ALPRs) will occur this month, from August 16-22. Accordingly, the
A win for Paonia town residents: Paonia town board votes to remove & sell its AI-enabled surveillance cameras
Paonia’s town board reversed itself on May 12, 2026 and now says within the next 30 days it will remove
Paonia residents confront town board about the town’s new AI facial recognition surveillance cameras
Paonia town resident Pete McCarthy addresses Paonia town council about AI-enabled facial recognition cameras installed around town. In the fall
Cities are shutting down license plate-reading cameras & terminating contracts with camera companies. Mesa County Sheriff’s Office just bought 11 more of them.
As Americans are finding out more about the widespread use of automatic license plate reading cameras (ALPRs), the massive
Documents & recordings reveal how local law enforcement has been unlawfully colluding with ICE
An August 12 article in the local publication The Revolutionist by Jacob Richards titled “GJPD Cameras Accessed Five Times During