A city council has made a decision regarding the use of certain technology. The council members voted unanimously to end the use of Flock license plate-reading cameras. This decision was made on a Tuesday night.
The vote was unanimous, indicating that all council members were in agreement. The decision affects the use of Flock cameras, which are used to read license plates. Further details about the decision and its implications are available from the source.
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The Manvel City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to remove all Flock license plate reader cameras from the city, sending a 30-day notice to end the contract and ordering all cameras covered within 24 to 48 hours. The 6-0 vote came after an hours-long public hearing that br...
