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Thousands of mass surveillance cameras have been installed in our cities without our informed consent. We are a team of citizens working to halt this threat to our privacy and civil liberties. Our mission is to have an Arizona free of mass surveillance, and to Live Free AZ.CITIES IN ARIZONA THAT HAVE TAKEN DOWN THE CAMERAS: Sedona, Flagstaff, South Tucson, Douglas, Sierra Vista

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• NBC News on Sedona's Success

• Solari Report Hero of the Week

• Phoenix New Times OpEd

• Verde Valley Independent Democrats Podcast

• Solari Report Pushback Resources

• KJZZ Phoenix on Flagstaff's Success

• Sedona: Get the Flock Out of Town--Red Rock News

• AZ Central on Sedona's Success

• Interview on Jen's Two Cents

• US Cities That Have Taken Down the Mass Surveillance Cameras

TIMELINE OF OUR SUCCESS IN SEDONA, by Sandy BoyceJune 20, 2025 Article in Red Rock News by Tim Perry on the installation of the Flock cameras in Sedona forwarded to me by a friend. I ask him if anyone is working on this, he says noJuly 24 I contact my neighbor, Melissa Dunn, a city councilor, and ask her what the process is to remove these cameras. She says there is a special city council session August 13August 6 OpEd by Mik Jordahl in Red Rock News mentioning the August 13 special session, Tim Perry writes a reminder in sedona.biz. No official announcement by the city of the session, so all information goes through the grapevineAugust 8 I contact Mark Spencer of Judicial Watch, who drives up from Phoenix to have lunch with a group of us before the council meeting. I also contact the Institute for Justice and they provide talking pointsAugust 13 Special session of the Sedona City Council on Flock cameras, 12 residents speak, 10 against, 2 in favor. It turns out the city council didn’t know about the Flock contract, which was signed by the city manager. It was under the dollar amount that requires council approval. City council votes to turn off cameras until further discussion, mayor is the only vote for keeping them on. City manager talks about having a pilot program, working group, and guidelinesAugust 19 I create livefreeaz.com and [email protected]. Mik Jordahl, Laura Masters and I decide to form our own working group to remove the cameras. We pool our contacts on [email protected] and send a notice to everyone about a working group meeting at the public libraryAugust 29 Working group at the library. Shawn Dow of AZ Campaign for Liberty drives up from Phoenix and we realize we only need 4 yes votes out of 7 on the city council to terminate the contract. We decide to distribute postcards saying “We demand the City of Sedona remove all the surveillance cameras and terminate the Flock contract” and hand deliver to city hallAugust 30 I create posters and postcardsAugust 31 We put up posters and tables at the farmers market and Labor Day Rally; we point up at the cameras and ask people to sign our postcards demanding the removal of the camerasSeptember 5 We hand deliver over 200 postcards to city hall, flood council with emails, and meet with council membersSeptember 9 Council votes unanimously 7-0 to terminate contractJanuary 31, 2026 We have a victory celebration in Sedona

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