Texas Cities Vote on Flock Cameras
Coverage from Houston Public Media, Click2Houston, and others

Cities in the Houston region are reconsidering how Flock Safety automated license plate readers should be used, governed, and continued.
League City is preparing a nonbinding November referendum, while Conroe is considering a binding vote that could end its system, and Harris County has renewed its contract despite public opposition. Police cite investigative leads and recovered property, while residents and researchers question persistent vehicle tracking, data access, retention, interagency sharing, and safeguards against misuse.
League City has moved from discussing a referendum to approving a nonbinding November 3 advisory vote, while the story adds new uncertainty over data-retention standards as Flock shifts its recommended default from 30 days to seven.
