Flock Cameras
At a glance
- What: Residents repeatedly raised Flock license plate camera contracts and funding at the open microphone.
- Where it stands: No Council item or vote on Flock appears in the minutes read. The topic came up as public comment on August 25, September 2 and September 9, 2026.
- Scale: At the September 2 briefing, about ten of the more than 40 speakers addressed Flock, including calls to defund it, comments on contract funding and investment, and a speaker from the Kleberg Neighborhood Association. Speakers also linked the topic to data centers and to a political convention.
Detail
- August 25: one speaker connected Flock to a local case at the open microphone, representing a community group.
- September 2: speakers were heard before the briefing on the budget, so the comments bear on the budget amendments, but no amendment concerning Flock is identifiable in the minutes (the text of the revisions is blank in the printed record).
- September 9: one speaker addressed Flock cameras at the open microphone.
Sources
- Briefing minutes, September 2, 2026: https://citysecretary2.dallascityhall.com/pdf/CC2026/090226Min.pdf
- Council minutes, September 9, 2026: https://citysecretary2.dallascityhall.com/pdf/CC2026/090926Min.pdf
- Council minutes, August 25, 2026: https://citysecretary2.dallascityhall.com/pdf/CC2026/082526Min.pdf
Log
2026-09-09 - City Council
One open-microphone speaker on Flock cameras.
2026-09-02 - City Council Briefing
About ten speakers on Flock cameras during the budget briefing public comment.
2026-08-25 - City Council
One open-microphone speaker on Flock cameras.