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Volunteer Sign-UpDemand Flock Cameras Off
Denver's Flock cameras photograph 2 million vehicles per month. ICE searched this data over 1,400 times. City Council voted 12-0 to reject the contract. Mayor Johnston bypassed them. Call the mayor's office at (720) 865-9000 and your councilmember. Tell them: turn off the cameras, respect the council vote, and pass a surveillance oversight ordinance.
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Save the Colorado Rapid Response Network hotline in your phone: 1-844-864-8341 (1-844-UNITE-41). If you witness ICE activity, call immediately - trained volunteers will respond to document the encounter and inform people of their constitutional rights. Available 24/7. Download a Know Your Rights card so you and your neighbors know what to do.
Call Rapid Response: 1-844-864-8341Download Know Your Rights CardACLU Colorado: Immigrants' RightsPush State Legislators on Rent Control
Colorado state law (C.R.S. 38-12-301) bans all local rent control. Denver cannot cap rents until this preemption is lifted. The repeal bill (HB 23-1115) passed the House but died in the Senate by one vote. Contact your state senator and representative. Tell them to repeal the ban or support a ballot initiative. Governor Polis opposes repeal, but a ballot measure goes directly to voters and bypasses his veto.
Find Your State LegislatorSign the PetitionDemand a State Surveillance Oversight Law
Colorado has no law requiring city council approval before police acquire surveillance technology. California's AB 481 requires legislative body approval for all surveillance acquisitions. Colorado needs the same law. This would have prevented Mayor Johnston from bypassing the council on Flock. Contact your state legislators and demand a Colorado CCOPS (Community Control Over Police Surveillance) bill.
Sign the PetitionSupport Denver Charter Reform
Denver's strong-mayor system lets the mayor veto council legislation with only 4 of 13 votes needed to sustain the veto, sign contracts just under review thresholds, and deploy surveillance without a vote. We need charter amendments to: lower the veto override threshold from 9 to 8 votes, require council approval for all surveillance contracts regardless of dollar amount, lower the $500,000 contract review threshold, and require council confirmation of key cabinet appointments. These changes require a ballot measure. Talk to your neighbors about why Denver's power balance is broken.
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