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 The Fight for Our Constitutional Rights in Port St. Lucie
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 My name is Steven Greer, and I am a proud, concerned resident of Port St. Lucie. Like many of you, I value the safety of our community, but I also deeply value the core liberties guaranteed to us by the United States Constitution.
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 Recently, I took a major stand on behalf of our community by filing a federal lawsuit (Greer v. City of Port St. Lucie) to challenge the unchecked expansion of Flock mass-surveillance cameras in our city. I spoke out at our City Council meeting because I believe this technology raises massive constitutional concerns under the Second and Fourth Amendments, tracking everyday citizens without a warrant or probable cause.
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 The Real Costs of Fighting Pro Se
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 I am fighting this battle pro se, meaning I am representing myself. While I am not charging for my time, litigating against a city government in federal court is absolutely not free. The financial burden of fighting the city's legal team is already adding up quickly.
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 Because the court does not grant electronic filing access to unrepresented citizens, I am forced to physically drive a 60-mile round-trip to the federal courthouse every single time a document needs to be filed or delivered.
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 Our local community pages on Facebook have exploded with support, with thousands of neighbors asking one critical question: "How can we help?" This fund is the answer.
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 Where the Funds Will Go
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 Every single dollar raised by this campaign will go directly toward the heavy costs of sustaining this lawsuit. As we move deeper into the case, the expenses will grow significantly.
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 Your support will cover:
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 Depositions and Court Reporting: When we enter the discovery phase, hiring court reporters and paying for official deposition transcripts to question city officials will cost thousands of dollars.
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 Travel and Transports: Covering the fuel and travel costs for the continuous 60-mile round-trips to the federal court.
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 Court and Filing Fees: Mandatory administrative, copying, printing, and formal service fees required by the federal court system.
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 Expert Witnesses: Hiring technology and privacy experts to review the Flock system and testify against the city's surveillance network.
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 Stand With Me
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 This isn't just my fight, it's a fight for the privacy, digital freedom, and constitutional rights of every single person who drives through Port St. Lucie. The government has unlimited taxpayer dollars to defend their actions. I only have you.
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 Whether you can give $5, $50, or simply share this link back into our local Facebook threads, your support shows the city that its citizens demand accountability.
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 Thank you for standing with me to protect our community’s future.
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