public-safety

Invited residents to the Montgomery County Veterans Memorial Park for upcoming October breast cancer awareness and Halloween events, plus Veterans Day in November.

Criticized the council over Flock camera contracts and alleged government overreach.

Spoke against surveillance cameras and cautioned that study committees are delay tactics.

Urged council to use Section 1115 of the Flock contract to terminate the program immediately.

Voiced opposition to Flock cameras, comparing them unfavorably to banned red-light cameras.

Expressed concern over Flock camera security vulnerabilities and data reliability studies.

Conroe Professional Firefighter Association president spoke about the 25-year history of asking for four-man staffing on fire trucks and urged council to include it in budget talks.

Former Conroe firefighter and Texas State Association of Firefighters president urged the council to finally fulfill safe staffing standards established 25 years ago.

Urged the city to terminate its Flock camera contract and protect citizen privacy.

Urged council to cancel the Flock camera contract immediately using Section 1115 rather than forming study committees or holding elections.

Addressed Fourth Amendment concerns regarding Flock cameras and asked for clarification on parking regulations and school zone traffic.

Urged council to cancel the Flock camera contract and avoid kicking the can down the road with committees.

Urged council to eliminate Flock cameras immediately and use saved funds for police officers or streetlights.

Expressed opposition to Flock cameras and citizen committees, citing hacking risks and data privacy concerns.

Criticized the proposed advisory committee as a delay tactic and urged immediate contract cancellation.