// COUNTY FIRST. FLORIDA NEXT.

Together, we can force a ban on Flock.

With signatures from just 5% of Brevard County voters, plus the required district support, we can force a proposed Flock ban onto the ballot. Brevard voters get the final say.

01START HERE

Brevard County

Propose a county ordinance and let Brevard voters decide.

5% countywide + 5% in at least 3 commission districts

02STATEWIDE GOAL

All of Florida

Propose an amendment to the Florida Constitution.

8% statewide + district distribution + 60% approval

Winning Brevard County is our launchpad. A statewide ban is our ultimate goal.

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PrivacyLocation records should not become routine surveillance.

Public moneyEquipment, installation, and service fees use taxpayer funds.

What comes next?New surveillance systems make the next expansion easier.

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// HOW BREVARD VOTERS CAN DO IT

Enough signatures can force a public vote.

A proposed county ordinance must collect signatures from at least 5% of qualified electors countywide, including 5% in each of at least three county commission districts.

5% of qualified Brevard electors

3+ commission districts at 5%

Feb. 1 2028 verification deadline

1
DraftWrite a focused county ordinance.
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FileFollow the official county process.
3
CollectGather and verify paper signatures.
4
VoteLet Brevard voters decide.

Read Brevard's official initiative requirements

// WHY THIS CAMPAIGN EXISTS

Three questions Brevard should answer in public.

01 / PRIVACY

Who can trace where you go?

Plate scans can form a searchable record of a vehicle's movements across locations and time.

02 / PUBLIC MONEY

What are taxpayers buying?

Public contracts can include cameras, installation, network access, software, and recurring service fees.

03 / WHAT COMES NEXT?

Where does surveillance stop?

Once the network and policy are established, expansion can become easier and less visible to the public.

// PROPOSED COUNTY ORDINANCE

What a Brevard ban could target.

The final language still needs legal review. A focused ordinance could address county purchases, renewals, searchable plate databases, and the sharing of collected data.

New purchases Contract renewals Plate databases Data sharing

Important jurisdiction note

Brevard County, constitutional officers, and incorporated cities may have different legal authority. Petition language should be reviewed before filing, and separate city-level action may be necessary.

// PRIMARY SOURCES Verify the process and technology

This page is organizing material, not legal advice. Petition language should be reviewed before filing.