Flock license-plate recognition cameras

Argued the city's own records show 71% of alerts were misreads and that the city never counted public feedback before claiming support; asked the council to end the program or at least hold an independent audit and public discussion before renewal.

Executive director of the Placer Business Alliance, expressed support for the ALPR technology, noting her organization's major employers use it and crediting it for the region's safety reputation.

Cited police chief briefings and city data safeguards (60-day retention, no sale of data, audit compliance) and argued only criminals should fear the cameras.

Called herself part of the silent majority and urged the council to keep the cameras, adding a light-hearted 'I approve this message' sign-off.

A longtime Roseville resident who argued abandoning effective law-enforcement tools would be 'silly,' noting privacy concerns exist everywhere and the city has been forthright about misread statistics.