Residents press council to cancel Flock cameras, citing privacy and security concerns
Dozens of residents urged the council to terminate its Flock Safety ALPR contract, citing privacy risks, security vulnerabilities, and what they called limited effectiveness at reducing crime; speakers also urged using existing contract clause 11.15 to exit without penalty.
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Multiple residents used the public-comment period to press the City of Conroe to end its contract with Flock Safety and to reject formation of a citizens advisory committee or a referendum that some said would delay action. Commenters cited alleged security vulnerabilities, questions about data access and storage, and comparative crime statistics they said showed limited incremental benefit after Flock's deployment.
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