Drew Cranmer

Spoke to the Wichita City Council after police denied his open records request for Flock camera audit logs. He asked the council to set up a regular public audit of who searches the camera network and why.

August 18, 2026Supports Data Privacy

Source: wichita.gov

Told KWCH he co-founded the Sunflower Privacy Alliance, a Wichita group that meets monthly to organize against license plate reader cameras. He said people were tired of warrantless government surveillance.

July 30, 2026Supports Data Privacy

Source: kwch.com

Spoke to the Wichita City Council as co-founder of the Sunflower Privacy Alliance. He corrected his earlier claim that the camera grant had expired. He asked the council to vote on camera spending, require a vote before adding cameras, and make police publish regular usage reports.

May 12, 2026Supports Data Privacy

Source: wichita.gov

Spoke to the Wichita City Council about the city's Flock license plate reader cameras. He said a federal grant had ended and no council vote had approved paying for 191 cameras. He asked for a written accounting of the program's cost within 30 days.

April 7, 2026Supports Data Privacy

Source: wichita.gov

Spoke out against a social media trend urging people to destroy Flock cameras on Halloween. He said vandalism costs taxpayers and hurts the case against the cameras, and urged open records requests instead.

September 10, 2026

Source: wibw.com