Surveillance Technology
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Last discussed Apr 21, 2026.
Public comments (3)
Testified against agenda item 4, arguing that predictive policing software violates Fourth Amendment rights.
City Council Special - Apr 21, 2026 · 24:30 →Asked council to vote against automated license plate readers, highlighting regional pushback in neighboring cities.
City Council Special - Apr 21, 2026 · 25:26 →Expressed disappointment over surveillance systems, stating that historical movement tracking does not reduce crime.
City Council Special - Apr 21, 2026 · 31:00 →News & external sources (10)
More Texas Cities End Flock Agreements, Cover Cameras
More Texas Cities End Flock Agreements, Cover Cameras Texas Scorecard
Hutto City Council votes to end use of Flock Safety license plate readers
Liberty Hill to remove Flock cameras
Bastrop ends Flock contract, bans future surveillance deals
Privacy concerns from residents prompted council members to shift from additional safeguards to ending the contract
Kemah weighs removing Flock cameras
Kemah City Council directed staff and police to investigate the city's use of Flock Safety license plate readers and the financial impact of removing them.
Manvel ends Flock camera use
Bastrop covers Flock cameras, eyes contract exit
Liberty Hill leaders weigh Flock Safety camera contract
As License Plate Readers Expand in Texas, Privacy Advocates Are Fighting Back
As License Plate Readers Expand in Texas, Privacy Advocates Are Fighting Back The Texas Observer
Austin rejected automatic license plate readers. Advocates want Kyle to do the same.
Austin rejected automatic license plate readers. Advocates want Kyle to do the same. KUT