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If you don’t already know - Flock cameras coming to Lakewood is not hypothetical, it’s right now a reality throughout the city. You can see where many are located in the “deflock” map here: https://deflock.org/

Or read up on some of the contracts in place in our area here: https://www.atlasofsurveillance.org/search?location=Lakewood%2C+CO&sort=

Does mass surveillance technology make you uncomfortable? The time to tell Lakewood city council is now! Submit a comment in the “general business” 9B part of the upcoming Monday agenda right here – https://lakewoodspeaks.org/items/5072

It just takes a minute, do it now so you don't forget!

The Navigation Center in Lakewood provides up to 100 people experiencing homelessness a roof over their head and connection to other resources with the goal of long-term solutions and stability. Because of the recent citywide zoning rollback, that critical community resource must now get a special use permit in order to continue operating.

That permit will be voted on by the Lakewood Planning Commission this coming Wednesday the Navigation Center at 480 S. Allison Pkwy, you can comment in person there or submit a comment online here.

This support is essential in the face of opposing voices who would like to see this essential community resource shut down. A lot more needs to be done to address the homelessness crisis in Lakewood and beyond, but the Navigation Center is an essential resources that we cannot afford to lose.

Please take a minute and submit an online comment right now!