Help get the county's Flock cameras removed

Choose an option below. A short personal email to the commissioners is a good place to start.

  1. Email the commissioners
  2. Sign the petition
  3. Attend a meeting
  4. Share the issue on social media
  5. Print something to share

1 / Email

Email the commissioners

Tell the Board why you want the cameras removed. Choose a draft below or write your own. Add your name and community, check the recipients and read the whole message before sending.

Opening a draft takes you to your email app. Nothing is sent by this website. Emailing the Board doesn't sign you up to speak at a meeting.

Messages to officials may become public records. Leave out personal details you wouldn't want made public.

Who will receive my email?

Dear Commissioners, I’m asking you to end Surry County’s use and support of Flock and similar license plate reader systems, and take the lawful steps available to remove county-operated cameras. [Add a sentence about why this matters to you.] Please let me know what steps the Board can take and when residents can discuss this publicly. Thank you, [Your name] [Your community]

Open email draft

If your mail app loses paragraph breaks, copy the message above and paste it into the email body.

3. Attend a county meeting

You can speak during Open Forum or attend to listen. Check the official agenda before you go; Flock may not be a scheduled topic.

The county's rules allow three minutes per speaker and up to 30 minutes for Open Forum. Arrive a little early and ask staff how Open Forum will be handled. Bring notes about your concern and the action you want the Board to take.

Read the meeting guide · Check the official agenda (opens in a new tab)

4 / Share

Share the issue on social media

Help someone else learn about the cameras and take action. Here’s a message you can use.

Sharing opens the service you choose, where its privacy policy applies. Nothing is posted automatically.

5. Print something to share

Check a printed proof before ordering signs, and test the flyer's QR code before printing a batch. Ask permission before leaving flyers or putting up signs on someone else's property.

Get in touch

Have a question, a tip or an offer to help? Email us or send a message to our Facebook Page. We read and reply to every message personally.

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