Deflock Anna

Take action

The Anna City Council can vote to end the city's contract with Flock Safety and remove the cameras. Here's how to help make that happen.

The Anna, Texas Municipal Complex, where the City Council holds its meetings
Anna Municipal Complex, Council Chambers
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Join the email list

Add your name to hear about council votes to show up for and simple ways to help get Flock Safety ALPR cameras out of Anna.

Join the email list
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Contact the City Council

Council members respond to direct, specific messages from residents. Reference the Flock Safety contract and ask for it to be placed on a council meeting agenda for reconsideration. Find each member's contact info on the City Council page.

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Show up and speak up

Council meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. at the Anna Municipal Complex. Check the meeting calendar and agendas for the next date. In-person testimony from residents during public comment carries more weight than an email.

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Share this site

Most residents don't know these cameras exist or what they record. Send this site to neighbors, local Facebook groups, and community forums.

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Get an email when there's a council vote to show up for or a new way to help.

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