A few of the more relevant items from a broader Texas-wide tracker of Flock/ALPR contracts, cancellations, and votes. Sourced from public records, council/board minutes, and local reporting.
County Judge Lina Hidalgo called a special Commissioners Court meeting asking that Harris County halt its ALPR program until oversight is added, citing an unamended Flock renewal through June 2027 and recent misuse. The contract remains active pending that process.
Source: Houston Chronicle →Commissioners Court approved an agreement letting Harris County Constable Precinct 4 access real-time data from Flock cameras purchased by the MUD.
Source: Harris County Legistar →City Council placed a non-binding referendum on the ballot asking whether police should keep using fixed Flock cameras; the mayor says the city would negotiate removal if voters say no.
Source: City of League City →The city announced it would not renew its Flock contract. Mayor Chris Blair cited public trust alongside public safety.
Source: Houston Chronicle →Public-record data identifies the district's police department as a Flock ALPR user; procurement details (cost, camera count, board vote) haven't been located yet.
Source: Are You Flocked? →The board considered a Flock proposal at a special meeting, discussed cost with a county constable and Flock reps, and twice deferred taking action.
Source: MC MUD 94 board minutes →Have a correction or an update we're missing? Let us know.