08/26/2026
📢 DATA CENTERS. FLOCK CAMERAS. MASS SURVEILLANCE. These are big issues, and the public deserves to understand what is happening.
This isn’t about politics. It’s about our community, our tax dollars, our privacy, our natural resources, and our freedom.
Indiana is encouraging the development of large data centers. That makes it even more important for local communities to understand what protections we can put in place for our water, land, electricity, air, and quality of life.
At the same time, more Flock cameras and other surveillance technology are being purchased with public dollars. We should understand what these systems do, what information they collect, and what say the public has in how they are used.
The more informed we are, the better we can ask questions, speak up, and encourage our local and state leaders to listen.
So we’re opening the doors for a PUBLIC DISCUSSION, and everyone is welcome.
📅 Thursday, September 3
🏢 6–7 PM — DATA CENTERS
What does state law mean for our community, and what can counties do to protect local residents?
📷 7–8 PM — FLOCK CAMERAS & MASS SURVEILLANCE
What are these systems doing, how are our tax dollars being used, and what can citizens do to have a voice?
📍 219 West High Street, Corydon, Indiana
Across from Constitution Elm
Come for one discussion or both.
Bring your questions. Bring your concerns. If you have information we should know, bring that too. This is a conversation, and we want to hear from you.
We live in a free country. Staying free requires citizens who are informed, involved, and willing to speak up. 🇺🇸
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