Civic action

Ask City Council for clear rules.

A respectful message from residents can make a difference. Keep it calm, factual, and focused on safeguards that protect public safety and ordinary residents.

Key asks

  1. 1 Immediately put Flock camera use on the City Council agenda, hold a public study session, and put it on the record.
  2. 2 Require regular third-party independent audits of Flock use, with public reporting of the results.
  3. 3 Add stronger contract language limiting Flock from selling, sharing, or monetizing machine-learned or derived data from Casa Grande.
  4. 4 Require warrants or comparable documented legal standards for sensitive Flock searches, similar to cell phone records.
  5. 5 Disable sharing Casa Grande Flock data with outside agencies unless City Council publicly approves a narrow exception.
  6. 6 Create clear legal and employment consequences for Casa Grande staff misuse, including stalking, harassment, or personal searches.
  7. 7 Allow the people of Casa Grande to vote out Flock and all future mass surveillance systems.

Short call script

Use your own words.

Hello, my name is [name], and I live in or care about Casa Grande. I support public safety and law enforcement, but powerful surveillance systems need clear public rules before they become part of everyday life. Please put Flock on the City Council agenda, hold a public study session, and put its use on the record. I am asking for regular third-party audits and public reporting, warrants or comparable legal standards for sensitive searches, stronger data and sharing limits, real consequences for misuse, and a public vote on Flock and future mass surveillance systems. Thank you.

Contact the mayor

Reach Mayor Lisa Fitzgibbons

Call, email directly, mail a letter, or use the form below to send a prepared message in your own voice.

Call520-421-8600Tap to callEmail[email protected]Send directly
Mail
Lisa Fitzgibbons510 E Florence BlvdCasa Grande, AZ 85122

Please keep messages respectful and factual. Your name and email are included so city leaders know the message came from a real person.

Keep the tone constructive.

The goal is not to insult officials or police officers. The goal is to ask for transparency, clear rules, and public accountability before a powerful surveillance system becomes normal in Casa Grande.