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20260919-3c1450 · 2026-09-19
Two separate Texas cities have voted to discontinue their Flock Safety automated license plate reader camera programs. Liberty Hill's City Council voted 7-0 on September 9 to terminate its contract, with cameras removed on September 15. Hutto's City Council voted on September 18 to end the police department's use of 10 Flock cameras after identifying concerns about data access policies and artificial intelligence implications.
4 of 5 articles here were later published in other entries. The rest were not.
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| Outlet | Headline as published | What happened to it |
|---|---|---|
| cbsaustin.com | Liberty Hill removes Flock cameras after City Council votes to end program | not published |
| communityimpact.com | Hutto City Council votes to end use of Flock Safety license plate readers | Pflugerville - Hutto | published as entry-20260919-s47a70 |
| fox7austin.com | Flock cameras: Hutto City Council votes to discontinue Hutto PD's use | published as entry-20260919-s47a70 |
| kvue.com | Hutto City Council votes to discontinue use of Flock cameras | published as entry-20260919-s47a70 |
| kxan.com | Hutto City Council votes to end Flock camera program | published as entry-20260919-s47a70 |