A decision has been made to continue funding Flock cameras. This choice was made despite pushback from the community. The decision was reported by NewsRadio 740 KTRH.
Details of the community's concerns and the reasoning behind the decision are not specified here. For more information on this development, readers can refer to the source, NewsRadio 740 KTRH, for further details and context surrounding the funding of Flock cameras.
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A decision by Gov. Greg Abbott to pause state funding for Flock Safety cameras is forcing law enforcement agencies across the Houston area to reconsider how they will pay for, and in some cases continue using, the license plate reader technology. The move comes as communities acr...
