What Asheville is tracked on, issue by issue: the policy, the promises, the claims, the committee, the check-in meetings, the oversight record, the constitutionality memo, and the residents who spoke.
In this section Asheville's RTIC claims and the record open Asheville only: the statements made to City Council and the public for the city's Real-Time Intelligence Center, quoted with speaker, date and source, each followed by the dated facts in the record that bear on it. Cameras in Public Housing open Police-connected cameras in Asheville's public housing: about 500 cameras on housing communities, the national record of camera footage in eviction cases, and the notice and consent records not yet published. Follow the Money open The Business Improvement District, the Tourism Development Authority, and the surveillance buildout: the three funding streams, the organizations behind each, and the council votes, with what is documented and what is not. Police oversight in Asheville, 1991 to 2026 open Requests by Asheville residents for police oversight over thirty-five years, and what each produced, with the enforcement mechanism noted where one exists. Promise Tracker open The commitments APD and the city made as the RTIC was approved, each dated and tracked to 2033. The Axon contract, as signed pending City of Asheville Contract 92700065 with Axon Enterprise, posted by the city in August 2026: the term to 2033, the $7,423,161.15 schedule, the termination clauses and the Fusus carve-out, the scope sentence that names Lightpost, the signature dates, and the quote the contract references but the city has not posted. The city attorney's constitutionality memo pending The city attorney's memo circulated the night before the Aug 25, 2026 Flock vote: what it says, and the two cases it does not mention, the Norfolk appeal in the Fourth Circuit and the Supreme Court's June 2026 location-data ruling. The city's Technology and Public Safety page, annotated open The City of Asheville's August 2026 page on the RTIC, plate readers and drones (publicinput.com/f65124), read against the documents it links: which plate readers its answers describe, the wording it shares with Axon's and Flock's own pages, each answer beside the record, and what the page does not carry. The federal grant and the city's share of the contract open The statement made for the RTIC vote, that accepting the $1.14 million federal award saves the city money, set beside the city's own staff report, the chief's presentation, and the signed Axon contract: what the grant pays, what the city pays, the savings as stated and as documented, and the costs nobody has priced. The People Who Showed Up Residents who spoke at council against the RTIC, quoted from the public record with dates and timestamps. The pre-meeting check-in sessions open Asheville council members discuss agenda items in groups of three before meetings, below the open meetings law's quorum: how the practice works, what the record shows, and the RTIC items it covered. The Public Safety Committee pending Asheville's Public Safety Committee, where RTIC oversight is assigned: members, schedule, and a record of each recorded meeting from May 2025 through Sept 24, 2026, including the March 26, 2026 meeting that advanced the RTIC grant with no recording published. The Real-Time Intelligence Center open Asheville's Real-Time Intelligence Center in one place: where it stands, the signed Axon contract and the other documents, the money, what each official has said and voted, what is pending, and where the rest of the record is. The RTIC Policy pending Seven released records on how the RTIC's governing policy was written: what Policy 1703 says, what changed between its four drafts, and the emails dating the Axon contract's signature to July 2026. 