Woodbury, Minnesota | Privacy, Local Control, Community Power
Flock Safety cameras are mass surveillance infrastructure designed to track the movements of every vehicle passing through Woodbury. These ALPR (Automatic License Plate Recognition) cameras collect billions of data points—capturing where residents go, when they go, and who they visit.
This isn't about public safety. It's about data collection. Flock cameras create permanent records of movement that are accessible to law enforcement—including federal immigration agents (ICE). This technology threatens privacy, chills free association, and undermines democratic oversight.
Communities are fighting back. Austin, Ithaca, Saranac Lake, and Bloomington rejected Flock. Woodbury can too.
Understand ALPR technology, data collection, and who has access to your movement data. The facts about Flock Safety and why it matters.
Learn More →Privacy rights. Local control. Immigration enforcement risks. The case against mass surveillance in Woodbury.
Read Full Case →Attend city council meetings. Sign up to speak. Track FOIA requests. Here's how to make your voice heard.
Get Involved →Printable one-pagers. Social media templates. Talking points for council. Share the message.
Download →Organizations united against mass surveillance. Join partner groups. Add your voice.
Join Us →ACLU toolkits. EFF guides. Research from other cities. Evidence-based opposition.
Explore →Join the Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/woodburyagainstflock
Attend the next Woodbury City Council meeting and let them know: Flock Off Woodbury.
Check Take Action for dates, times, and how to sign up to speak.
You have the right to privacy. You have the right to know what technology your city deploys. You have the right to speak at city council.
Communities like Austin and Ithaca have used transparency, public pressure, and organized resistance to stop Flock. Woodbury can do the same.