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Court approves resolution to resubmit LPR camera agreement under DPS data‑sharing protocol
Summary
The commissioners approved a resolution and MUA with TxDOT for placement of license‑plate‑reader cameras after staff said the data‑sharing agreement must be under PEP 2 (DPS), not the county.
The court approved a resolution and memorandum of understanding with the Texas Department of Transportation for the placement of license‑plate‑reader (LPR) cameras after staff said the original submission needed to be under the state's PEP 2 data‑sharing agreement.
"The reason we're back with them again is our DPS agreements for data sharing is under the PEP 2 and not the county," Mr. McBroom told the court, explaining the resubmission requirement. He said TxDOT requested the MUA be executed under PEP 2.
A motion to approve the resubmitted MUA under PEP 2 passed unanimously, 5–0.
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