Contract with Axon Enterprise, Inc., to Renew and Expand Services

Urged the council to oppose the Axon contract renewal due to surveillance and privacy concerns.

Opposed the Axon contract, arguing funds should be redirected to community needs like housing and youth programs.

Suggested spending police technology funds on fixing contaminated parks instead.

Voiced opposition to the $16 million surveillance budget amid budget shortfalls.

Spoke against the Axon contract expansion and license plate readers.

Criticized the surveillance contract for diverting working-class tax dollars away from human needs.

Opposed the Axon contract citing ties to foreign military surveillance and domestic civil liberties concerns.

Expressed concern over data sharing and surveillance expansion in the Axon agreement.

Supported the Axon contract expansion to provide law enforcement with necessary tools to combat crime.