Hutto council votes to end Flock ALPR program, citing outside access and AI concerns
After community concern and a police briefing, the Hutto City Council voted unanimously to terminate its contract for Flock automated license-plate readers and any Flock cameras that allow outside access, authorizing the city manager to notify the vendor and pay any removal fees.
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The Hutto City Council voted unanimously on Sept. 17 to terminate its contract for Flock automated license-plate readers (ALPRs) and any Flock cameras determined to be accessible by outside agencies, following a police briefing and public comment.
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