Alexandria Leaders Want to Get Rid of the City’s Flock Cameras

The mayor and some city council members in Alexandria want to remove Flock cameras, which are devices that read license plates. A nearby city, Manvel, has already taken action on this issue: its city council voted unanimously to stop using the cameras. It is unclear whether Alexandria will follow Manvel's lead.

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  1. Sep 9Alexandria mayor and council members want Flock cameras removed
  2. Sep 9Manvel city council votes to end Flock camera use

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Last development · Sep 9 — Manvel city council votes to end Flock camera use

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NOTUSLean Left· 22d ago

Alexandria Leaders Want to Get Rid of the City’s Flock Cameras

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FOX 5 DCCenter· 22d ago

Alexandria mayor and council members want Flock cameras removed

Fox26 HoustonCenter· 22d ago

Flock cameras: City of Manvel unanimously approves to remove cameras

ABC 13 HoustonLean Left· 22d ago

Manvel city council votes to end Flock camera use

DC News NowCenter· 22d ago

Alexandria leaders look to remove Flock cameras amid privacy concerns

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