Taser Town

Taser Town

From Things That Go Boom by PRX

October 6, 2025 · 32 min · Season 11 · Episode 2

About this episode

The episode explores a local fight against a luxury apartment development in Scottsdale, revealing deeper issues of democracy and surveillance.

When a 77-year-old Vietnam vet and former city councilman takes on a luxury apartment development in Scottsdale, Arizona, it sounds like classic NIMBY politics. But this fight isn’t just about height limits or desert views — it’s about who gets to decide the future of a community. The developer, Axon, isn’t your average builder. It’s one of the most powerful policing tech companies in the world — the maker of tasers, body cameras, drones, and AI-driven surveillance systems now being used by police departments and border agencies across the country. As the fight over zoning unfolds, it exposes a deeper question about democracy in the age of data: when private companies control the tools of public safety, who’s really watching whom? From Scottsdale city hall to the Arizona statehouse, and from real-time crime centers to school surveillance systems, this episode traces how a battle over apartments reveals the hidden architecture of America’s growing surveillance state — and the quiet ways local democracy is being rewritten in its shadows. GUESTS: Bob Littlefield, Former Scottsdale City Council member; president of Taxpayers Against Awful Apartment Zoning Exemptions (TAAZE); Barry…

People in this episode

Guests: Bob Littlefield, Barry Friedman, Susan Wood, Betty Janik, Detective Julie Smith, Representative Alexander Kolodin

Topics covered

  • local democracy
  • surveillance state
  • community activism
  • zoning laws
  • policing technology
  • NIMBY politics

Keywords

  • Scottsdale
  • Axon
  • NIMBY
  • surveillance
  • zoning
  • community
  • policing technology
  • democracy

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Axon

Products: tasers, body cameras, drones, AI-driven surveillance systems

Places: Scottsdale, Arizona, Arizona statehouse, Scottsdale city hall

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