Flock Out - Andy Parrish

Privacy · Property · Pocketbook

Tuesday, September 15, 2026 · Statewide

For one day, Wisconsin drivers get to see the people who object to being
photographed, logged, and stored every time they leave the driveway.

Flock cameras read your license plate, record where you were and when, and hold it
in a searchable database. Nobody voted on that. On September 15 we stand on the public
right-of-way beside those cameras during both commutes — signs up, entirely peaceful,
entirely legal — so every driver who passes knows exactly what is watching them.

The Shifts

6:00 – 8:00 AM

Morning commute

The heaviest traffic of the day. Highest visibility, and the shift we most need bodies for.

4:00 – 6:00 PM

Evening commute

Drive-time radio and the news cycle both land here. Best shift for press coverage.

Sign up for a camera

Takes about a minute. You’ll get your assigned location a few days beforehand.

Full name

Mobile phone

Street address

City

ZIP code

Which shift can you take? (Pick at least one)

Morning — 6:00 to 8:00 AM
Tuesday, September 15

Evening — 4:00 to 6:00 PM
Tuesday, September 15

Anything else

I am willing to be my county Flock-Out captain.
Captains coordinate the volunteers in their county, hand out camera assignments,
and are the local point of contact on the day. I’ll reach out before I put you on anything.

I need a sign made for me.
Otherwise bring your own — printable artwork goes out with your assignment.

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Notes — optional

Before You Submit

The camera mapping, records requests, and reporting on this fight are funded entirely by readers like you — no corporate money, no PAC.

♥ Help Fund This Fight →

Your address is used only to assign you the closest camera. It is never
published, sold, or shared. Questions? [email protected]

What Your Sign Says

“NO ONE VOTED FOR THIS.”

The headline sign. Big letters, short words, readable at 45 mph.

“No one voted for this”

“This camera knows where you were Tuesday.”

“You are being recorded. You were never asked.”

“No warrant. No vote. No kidding.”

Ground Rules

Public property only. Sidewalk, terrace, or public right-of-way. Never private lots, never a business entrance.
Never touch the equipment. Do not cover, block, obstruct, or lay a hand on any camera or pole. That is the whole ballgame — it turns a lawful protest into a crime.
Keep traffic moving. Do not step into the roadway, block a driveway, or obstruct the sidewalk.
Be pleasant. Wave. Smile. The cameras are not your neighbours’ fault, and friendly people are far more persuasive than angry ones.
Comply with law enforcement. If an officer asks you to move, move — then call (phone number will be sent out closer to the date) me.
Film your own participation. Video protects you and it is the best thing you can send me afterward.

Fund the reporting

The surveillance mapping, the records requests, and the fees agencies charge for public
information are all paid for by readers. No ads, no paywall, no corporate owner.

♥ Support this work

Press & media

Interviews, camera locations, volunteer counts, and the data behind the Flock Footprint map
— reach me directly and I will get back to you the same day.

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