Act · two minutes, on the record

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Your town's cameras are not a law of nature. They are a vendor contract, approved by a handful of people who work for you. When enough neighbors put their objection on the record, small-town councils act. That number is smaller than you think.

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neighbors have written
Every letter is one voice on the record. The goal is what it takes for a small-town council to know its residents are watching the watchers.
Who decides

These people work for you.

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Counted. Now bring two neighbors.

Councils count voices. Every person you bring doubles yours.

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If letters aren't enough

The ladder of pressure

1 · The letter

You just did it. It creates a public record the council cannot say it never saw.

2 · The meeting

Public comment at a council meeting goes on the record and into the minutes. Three minutes, in person or written.

When is the next one →

3 · The records

The contract has a renewal date and a termination clause. A records request gets both.

Ask for the contract →