Residents urge Cedar Park to end Flock license‑plate reader program
Multiple residents asked the council to place termination or transparency of the city's Flock Safety ALPR contract on a future agenda, citing alleged data sharing, lack of public audit access, and privacy concerns. Speakers presented petitions and local examples of neighboring cities ending contracts.
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Dozens of public commenters pressed the Cedar Park City Council on Sept. 10 to reconsider the city’s contract with Flock Safety, the license‑plate reader (ALPR) vendor used by many Texas municipalities. Speakers requested an agenda item to suspend collection, publicize audit reports and access logs, and explore camera removal and data‑deletion options.
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