Surveillance Technology
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Last discussed Mar 10, 2026.
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She warned against government overreach with AI technology and surveillance, and stated that founding documents were based on scripture, but government should not interfere with faith.
City Council (Regular) - Mar 10, 2026 · 30:08 →He spoke against surveillance technology, preferring community development, and echoed concerns about the Ten Commandments monument, citing historical reasons for distrust.
City Council (Regular) - Mar 10, 2026 · 39:54 →She voiced opposition to increased surveillance, questioning the need for micromanagement and expressing fears of misuse, particularly against women.
City Council (Regular) - Mar 10, 2026 · 20:33 →As a veteran, she questioned how surveillance cameras would affect all residents and expressed concerns about the Ten Commandments monument, stating Amarillo is not a Christian-only town and urging adherence to the Constitution.
City Council (Regular) - Mar 10, 2026 · 23:19 →She expressed concern about surveillance and the Ten Commandments monument, questioning historical significance and separation of church and state.
City Council (Regular) - Mar 10, 2026 · 41:50 →News & external sources (10)
Amarillo’s Flock conversation is not over
Tim Reid, Amarillo City Councilmember for Place.1, and Don Tipps, councilmember for Place 2, during the Amarillo City Council meeting on Sept. 8, 2026. (Amarillo Tribune photo/ Phoebe Terry) " data-large-file="https://i0.wp.com/amarillotribune.org/wp...
Need to know: Amarillo’s use of surveillance technology
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Gov. Abbott ordered state agencies to pause funding Flock cameras; Amarillo City Council to review surveillance technology use
A camera located at 10th Avenue and Georgia Street. (Amarillo Tribune photo/ Jo Early) " data-large-file="https://i0.wp.com/amarillotribune.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/AAA0890-scaled-1.webp?fit=780%2C519&ssl=1" /> Editor’s note: The full Amarillo ...
City of Amarillo reviews Flock cameras amid funding pause
Amarillo city leaders are reviewing the use of Flock cameras and other surveillance technology as Governor Greg Abbott pauses state funding for license plate reading systems.
City of Amarillo reviews Flock cameras amid funding pause
City of Amarillo reviews Flock cameras amid funding pause myhighplains.com
Abbott bars Texas agencies from funding Flock cameras
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) ordered all state agencies this week to halt funding for Flock cameras amid growing concerns nationwide about the misuse of the roadside camera network. The decision, which was communicated to state agencies on Thursday ev...
Flock tries to quell surveillance fears as questions pile up
Flock Safety is facing a growing backlash across the country from communities and civil liberties advocates concerned over the surveillance technology company’s network of AI-powered license plate readers.
Amarillo City Council pauses purchase of Flock cameras to create policies on use
Amarillo City Council pauses purchase of Flock cameras to create policies on use NewsChannel 10
Amarillo’s 87 license plate readers help solve crimes, but a few Amarilloans wonder if the privacy risk is worth it
Amarillo’s 87 license plate readers help solve crimes, but a few Amarilloans wonder if the privacy risk is worth it Amarillo Tribune
Homeland Security grant approval fuels debate over adding more cameras in Amarillo
Homeland Security grant approval fuels debate over adding more cameras in Amarillo KVII