The discussion did not involve surveillance or Flock safety cameras. Instead, the reference to "cameras" occurred at the end of the city council meeting as members transitioned to a public community forum. The mayor instructed the local broadcast network, CVTV, to turn off their video cameras because the forum segment is only audio-recorded.
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Vancouver City Council · Apr 13, 2026 · 59:06–59:23 · Watch on CVTV ↗
Keywords: cameras
What was said
58:04 or the intended place for pedestrian travel. So it's those areas that are not intended for pedestrian travel, so it would include both the traveling to and from. In other words, by preventing the occupancy, we would hope it would deter the traveling across the roadway as well, where a lot of those negative interactions between motorists and vehicles are happening. - Okay, thank you. - Oh, Diana Perez, city council member. - Yeah, okay, thank you, Tyler. City manager, additional comments? - Nothing from me, Mayor, thank you. - City attorney? - Nothing from law, thank you, Mayor. - All right, that concludes the city business. And we are now going to go in to our, the portion of our meeting designated as the community forum, city council policy tells us that this is the opportunity for us to hear from our community members.
59:02 We will be audio recording, but not video recording, so we can ask CVTV to turn off their cameras. Sarah, go ahead and then direct that. I do not have. (upbeat music) (upbeat music continues)
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portion of our meeting designated as the community forum, city council policy tells us that this is the opportunity for us to hear from our community members. We will be audio recording, but not video recording, so we can ask CVTV to turn off their cameras. Sarah, go ahead and then direct that. I do not have. (upbeat music) (upbeat music continues)