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Ward County court adopts resolution on license-plate-recognition cameras with TxDOT agreement

Commissioners' Court of Ward County, Texas · June 9, 2025
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Summary

The Commissioners' Court unanimously approved a resolution concerning an agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation about use of license-plate-recognition cameras in the county; the motion had no recorded debate in the transcript.

The Ward County Commissioners' Court on June 9, 2025 adopted a resolution concerning an agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) regarding the use of license-plate-recognition (LPR) cameras in Ward County. Commissioner Eddie Nelms moved the motion and Commissioner Guy Thames seconded; the court recorded the motion as unanimously adopted.

The transcript records the motion text as a resolution concerning the agreement with TxDOT but does not include further details, conditions, data-sharing terms, or public comment in the recorded motion. The court did not read or discuss specifics such as data retention, access controls, or participating agencies during the motion as transcribed; any such specifics would be in the resolution document itself or other backup materials not printed in the transcript.