League City Council Advances Flock Camera Vote to November Ballot
League City Councilmembers have unanimously voted to allow voters to decide in November whether the police department can use Flock cameras within city limits.
Houston, TX, August 11, 2026 —
League City Councilmembers have unanimously voted to advance a proposal to the November ballot, allowing voters to decide on the potential use of Flock cameras by the city’s police department.
The decision means that residents will have the final say on whether the law enforcement agency can deploy the surveillance technology within the city limits. The council’s vote paves the way for the issue to be presented to the electorate in the upcoming general election.
Details regarding the specific capabilities or intended deployment areas of the Flock cameras were not provided in the council’s decision-making process that led to this ballot measure.
The exact date for the November election has not been specified, but it is anticipated to follow the standard election schedule. Information about public forums or further discussions on the matter before the vote is also not yet available.
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