Coming in person beats email alone. Share this page before a meeting — then bring a neighbor. Background research and the August letter are on the home page.
Former councilmember James Mayberry died July 6, 2026; his term had been set to run through Dec. 4, 2028. As of July 2026 the seat is vacant pending city action to fill it.
Sources: WATE · city roster (still listing Mayberry as of this update)
Roster and term dates from the City of Crossville City Council page. Published emails from the city’s JECD board page and MTAS municipal directory (Mark Fox has no published direct address there). Official portraits are hosted locally for reliability; each photo credit links back to the city’s published original.
City Council meeting times
Council meetings: 2nd Tuesday · 6 PM · City Hall chambers
Who can search Crossville plate reads, for what reasons, and with what supervisor approval?
Which outside agencies — including federal — can see or query Crossville’s data, and what written guarantees exist after Flock changed its story on federal access?
Is Crossville enrolled in Flock’s National Lookup Tool? Which out-of-state or federal agencies can request or search local plate reads?
Is FreeForm (natural-language / clothing / people-description search) enabled — and if so, who can run it and how is it audited?
Has council reviewed U.S. Patent US11416545B1 (people-classification / face-recognition embodiments in the specification) against Flock’s public “no facial recognition / no race-gender” marketing — and will the city publish which features are enabled?
Does Crossville’s live Flock contract include a vendor “upgrades to platform” clause (other cities’ public agreements let Flock push upgrades in its sole discretion)? Who is notified if people-search or demographic features change?
Are Investigations Manager / Multi-State Insights / convoy or multi-location “suspicious activity” tools enabled (ACLU analysis)?