Wilder city council rejects ordinance to regulate surveillance tech, sends initiative to voters @ktvb7

Wilder city council rejects ordinance to regulate surveillance tech, sends initiative to voters @ktvb7

Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Wilder City Council rejected an ordinance that would have made the city the first in Idaho to regulate surveillance technology like Flock cameras.

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Wilder city council rejects ordinance to regulate surveillance tech, sends initiative to voters