Key facts (public sources)
Privacy is not a left/right issue
Both civil-liberties groups and conservative constitutional litigators are raising the same concern: warrantless mass location tracking.
ACLU of Wisconsin / EFF
ACLU-WI says Flock remains “incredibly invasive” mass surveillance whose use “should require a warrant based on probable cause,” plus independent oversight— not police self-policing. EFF argues networked ALPRs are purpose-built to track everyone regardless of suspicion.
WILL (conservative / liberty)
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty sued Waukesha County and 11 municipalities (Sep 10, 2026), arguing warrantless Flock Location Database searches violate the Fourth Amendment and seeking a warrant requirement before searches.
What you can do
1. Call or email your supervisor
Districts 1–33. Use our talking-points checklist and mailto composer.
2. See where cameras are mapped
42 community-mapped points countywide—incomplete, volunteer-driven floor.
3. Follow what’s in the news
Chetek, Oconomowoc, Racine, Milwaukee, WILL lawsuit, and more.