Public Safety

Thanked the council for holding meetings, said Vallejo needs help with slow resolution of severe incidents, noted the sheriff's contract runs through December 31, and argued cleaning up crime would attract businesses.

Asked technical questions about data storage, search criteria, independent auditing, witness privacy concerns regarding public appeals, and sideshow detection effectiveness.

Voiced concerns about secure logins, two-factor authentication, AI data parsing, lack of independent oversight, and the potential for technology to replace human policing.

Expressed support for surveillance technology as essential for public safety and violent crime reduction, noting police staffing and crime rates compared to neighboring cities.

Reported an incident where a towing operation allegedly harmed a resident's pet during an encampment cleanup.

Shared personal tragedy regarding emergency response delays on Mare Island and emphasized the need for genuine community engagement.

Requested increased housing and support services for unhoused individuals in Vallejo.

Expressed concerns about social media, local crime statistics, and community safety.