Motorola contract

Argued Motorola has deliberately locked governments into proprietary systems and urged the council to stop feeding the Motorola profit machine.

Argued Motorola has locked cities into a monopoly through proprietary systems and cooperative purchasing, and urged the council to stop feeding the Motorola profit machine.

Agreed the Motorola contract should be pulled for fuller discussion, citing the company's work with ICE and the Israeli government.

Said Motorola feeds data to ICE's targeting app and urged the council to take real action rather than performative measures on immigration protections.

Said the city was warned in December about Motorola, cited $15.6 million in current DHS contracts, and asked whether the council had looked for another vendor.

Asked the council to remove the $3.5M Motorola contract from the consent calendar for full discussion, citing the company's DHS business.

Agreed the Motorola contract should be discussed separately, citing the company's work with ICE and Israel.

Argued Motorola feeds data to ICE's targeting app and urged the council to take real action rather than performative measures.

Cited Motorola's DHS contracts and surveillance role and asked whether the city had looked for another vendor.

Cited Resolution 9716 and asked the council to remove the $3.5 million Motorola contract from consent for full separate discussion, citing Motorola's DHS business.