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Royal City police delay ordering Flock cameras amid legal concerns

City of Royal City Council · January 6, 2026
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Summary

Police Chief Rodriguez told the council on Jan. 6, 2026 that the department is holding off on ordering Flock automated license-plate reader cameras because of potential legal issues; the chief will monitor the situation and return to council with updates.

Royal City Police Chief Rodriguez informed council members that the department is pausing plans to purchase Flock automated license-plate reader (ALPR) cameras due to potential legal issues. The minutes state the chief will continue to monitor legal developments and bring the matter back to council at a later date.

The record does not include details about the specific legal concerns, cost estimates, vendor agreements, or a proposed installation timeline. No motion or vote on procurement was recorded; the council received the police report and the department deferred further action pending legal review.

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