A city council is considering whether to continue funding certain cameras. The decision is part of the budget for the upcoming year. The cameras in question are Flock cameras, and the current contract is set to expire soon.
Residents have expressed their opinions on the matter to the city council, stating they want the cameras gone. Further details about the situation and the council's decision-making process are available from the source. The city council must decide whether to let the contract expire or continue funding the cameras in the new budget.
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