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Scottsdale City Council to talk Flock Oct. 6 (opens the original)
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The new hot-button issue around Scottsdale: Flock Safety’s automated license-plate camera system. The city has 85 Flock cameras in operation 24/7. Tempe recently canceled its Flock contract for 33 cameras; the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office has 17 Flock cameras As a Sept. 20 Progress story illustrated, this is hardly just a Scottsdale thing, as “Flock fury” is raging around the country. More than three years after the Scottsdale Police Department started using Flock, Scottsdale City Council wi
Scottsdale families defend their schools (opens the original)
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The auditorium was packed – with audience members poised to explode into applause. Divided by a walkway, front center rows were split between those wearing “Believe in Redfield” red and “I heart Laguna” blue. Off to one side was a batch of Desert Canyon supporters. A smattering of Copper Ridge and Cheyenne families completed the crowd. Though the night was filled with boisterous cheering, this was hardly a sports event or ceremony. With the future of their beloved Scottsdale schools on the line,
Despite shootings, crime rate falling in Scottsdale's Old Town (opens the original)
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It was a bullet-riddled summer in Old Town Scottsdale and its booming Entertainment District. Despite the frequent boast of being “The West’s Most Western Town,” Scottsdale is condemning alarming shootouts. "The recent violence in Old Town is unacceptable,” Mayor Lisa Borowsky said, following a murder and two other shootings. “Nobody,” Borowsky emphasized, “should come to Old Town wondering whether they will be safe.” According to Scottsdale City Attorney Luis Santaella, his office “is looking a
2 of 3 cancel at Scottsdale Unified candidate forum (opens the original)
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It could be called “the forum that wasn’t.” Two of three candidates on the ballot for the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board bailed out of the Sept. 15 Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce-hosted forum. According to a Sept. 1 chamber press release, “the virtual forum will feature Amy Carney, incumbent; Jeanne Beasley; and Dr. Jennifer Johnson.” The three candidates were invited and expected. According to a joint statement from Carney and Beasley, “Our understanding was clear that
Two political action committees hit Scottsdale (opens the original)
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Those who specialize in behind-the-scenes campaign work are poised for action. With the Nov. 3 general election inching closer, two political action committees recently filed paperwork with the city of Scottsdale. A third faces a complaint claiming it broke election rules. On the Nov. 3 ballot, two Scottsdale races each have three candidates battling for two positions. The Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board race features incumbent Amy Carney, Jeanne Beasley and Jennifer Johnson.
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