Texas ALPR decisions
25 jurisdictions · since June 2025 · incomplete statewide coverage
Program decisions; camera removal may be pending.
June 2025 camera baseline: unverified.
Jurisdictions & sources
Tap a row for sources and camera details. Counts vary in scope and date; a dash means unknown.
25 jurisdictions
10 of 25 have sourced camera quantities*
ConroeCity · FlockReviewed and keptSep 10, 2026—Count unconfirmed
Council approved continued Flock funding after public debate.
- Responsible agency
- Conroe Police Department
- Implementation
- Continued funding approved
- *What the count means
- Not confirmed
- Access that remains
- Program continues; sharing permissions require separate records.
- Scope of this decision
- City Flock contract.
Earlier decisions
Council tabled advisory and referendum proposals; those votes did not change the contract.
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Liberty HillCity · FlockEnded or endingSep 9, 2026—Count unconfirmed
Council unanimously voted to terminate Flock and ordered removal.
- Responsible agency
- Liberty Hill Police Department
- Implementation
- Termination approved; removal ordered
- *What the count means
- Not confirmed
- Access that remains
- Physical removal and account closure not confirmed here.
- Scope of this decision
- City-controlled program, not all readers in surrounding Williamson County.
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BastropCity · FlockEnded or endingSep 8, 2026—Count unconfirmed
Council voted to terminate the Flock contract following earlier covering of city cameras.
- Responsible agency
- Bastrop Police Department
- Implementation
- Termination approved; removal unconfirmed
- *What the count means
- Not confirmed in the reviewed outcome source
- Access that remains
- Final account closure and full physical removal not established here.
- Scope of this decision
- City program. County and private cameras are outside this decision.
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ManvelCity · FlockEnded or endingSep 8, 202616Cameras in scope*
Council ordered defunding, cancellation notice, and camera covering within 24–48 hours.
- Responsible agency
- Manvel Police Department
- Implementation
- 30-day notice ordered
- *What the count means
- Operating city cameras ordered covered; completion not verified.
- Access that remains
- Deactivation and account closure still require confirmation.
- Scope of this decision
- City-operated cameras; the notice date does not establish the contract's final end date.
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WillisCity · FlockPausedSep 8, 2026—Count unconfirmed
The mayor announced the system was shut off pending council consideration.
- Responsible agency
- Willis Police Department
- Implementation
- System off pending council review · Sep 8, 2026
- *What the count means
- Not confirmed
- Access that remains
- System shutoff reported; permanent termination and removal are not established.
- Scope of this decision
- City system; a temporary shutdown is counted as a pause.
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KyleCity · FlockReviewed and keptSep 5, 2026—Count unconfirmed
Council rejected cancellation 6–1 and separately agreed to consider a nonbinding May 2027 ballot question.
- Responsible agency
- Kyle Police Department
- Implementation
- Council rejected cancellation of two contracts
- *What the count means
- Two contracts reportedly cover 47 mixed cameras and two drones; their ALPR-only quantity is unconfirmed.
- Access that remains
- Two reviewed contracts continue; a future advisory question does not change that vote.
- Scope of this decision
- Two of three Flock contracts. Mixed camera and drone totals are not treated as ALPR counts.
Earlier decisions
Council authorized a funding application 6–1. At least 38 existing ALPRs were reported then; that historical citywide count does not establish the number affected by September's two-contract vote.
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El PasoCity · FlockPausedSep 3, 2026—Count unconfirmed
Police halted Flock use following the state funding loss; permanent disposition remains unresolved.
- Responsible agency
- El Paso Police Department
- Implementation
- Use halted after grant funding loss
- *What the count means
- Not confirmed in the reviewed outcome source
- Access that remains
- Device use halted; removal and continuing network access not established.
- Scope of this decision
- Police grant-funded program, not all cameras in El Paso.
Sep 15, 2026 · Council discussion reported scheduled; check the posted agenda. Source ↗
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LeanderCity · FlockEnded or endingSep 3, 2026—Count unconfirmed
The city says police stopped using Flock cameras and data after council discontinued funding.
- Responsible agency
- Leander Police Department
- Implementation
- Camera and data use ended · Sep 4, 2026
- *What the count means
- Not confirmed
- Access that remains
- City confirms no Flock camera or data use as of September 4.
- Scope of this decision
- Leander Police Department; physical removal date not confirmed here.
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- City of Leander: Flock services discontinued ↗Official record
ManorCity · FlockEnded or endingSep 3, 2026—Count unconfirmed
Police announced the end of their Flock relationship effective September 3.
- Responsible agency
- Manor Police Department
- Implementation
- Relationship ended; removal unconfirmed
- *What the count means
- Not confirmed
- Access that remains
- Account closure and device deactivation not independently established here.
- Scope of this decision
- Manor Police Department's Flock program.
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DallasCity · FlockDecision pendingSep 2, 2026321Cameras in scope*
Council's straw vote favored retaining local funding; the final budget decision is still ahead.
- Responsible agency
- Dallas Police Department
- Implementation
- Partial shutdown planned; final budget pending
- *What the count means
- Cameras scheduled for September 15 deactivation, not a completed shutdown.
- Access that remains
- More than 300 other city-funded cameras were expected to remain; this is not a full exit.
- Scope of this decision
- 321 state-funded cameras face deactivation. The local program has a separate funding decision.
Sep 16, 2026 · Final budget vote reported scheduled; check the posted agenda. Source ↗
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RobinsonCity · FlockEnded or endingSep 202611Cameras in scope*
Council voted against renewing the Flock contract following public debate.
- Responsible agency
- Robinson Police Department
- Implementation
- Nonrenewal approved; implementation unconfirmed
- *What the count means
- City camera program described by police in August reporting; state cameras are outside this count.
- Access that remains
- Deactivation and shared-account closure not established.
- Scope of this decision
- City-contracted program; the precise decision day still needs confirmation.
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San Saba CountyCounty · FlockEnded or endingAug 31, 2026—Count unconfirmed
The county announced cancellation of its multi-use agreement and said removal would follow when legally permitted.
- Responsible agency
- San Saba County Sheriff's Office
- Implementation
- Agreement cancellation announced
- *What the count means
- Not confirmed
- Access that remains
- The announcement does not confirm deactivation or removal.
- Scope of this decision
- County arrangement for Flock cameras on TxDOT rights-of-way.
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Kendall CountyCounty · FlockEnded or endingAug 25, 2026—Count unconfirmed
Commissioners voted 5–0 not to renew Flock.
- Responsible agency
- Kendall County Sheriff's Office
- Implementation
- Nonrenewal approved; contract end ahead
- *What the count means
- Exact contract quantity unconfirmed; countywide camera estimates are not substituted.
- Access that remains
- Other ALPR arrangements require separate confirmation.
- Scope of this decision
- County Flock contract; separate from Boerne's city program.
Sep 30, 2026 · Reported contract expiration; verify shutdown and removal separately. Source ↗
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PflugervilleCity · FlockEnded or endingAug 25, 202628Cameras in scope*
Council ended the agreement and the city disabled its 28 readers.
- Responsible agency
- Pflugerville Police Department
- Implementation
- Disabled; agreement ended · Aug 25, 2026
- *What the count means
- City cameras disabled, according to reporting.
- Access that remains
- City system access removed, according to reporting.
- Scope of this decision
- City program only; the school district is a separate operator.
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WylieCity · FlockEnded or endingAug 25, 20266Cameras in scope*
Council unanimously voted against renewal.
- Responsible agency
- Wylie Police Department
- Implementation
- Nonrenewal approved; October contract end reported
- *What the count means
- Reported program size
- Access that remains
- Actual shutdown date remains unconfirmed.
- Scope of this decision
- City Flock program.
Oct 2026 · Reported contract end; verify implementation after expiration. Source ↗
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League CityCity · FlockDecision pendingAug 11, 202670Cameras in scope*
Council sent the question to voters in a nonbinding November referendum.
- Responsible agency
- League City Police Department
- Implementation
- Advisory referendum; program continues
- *What the count means
- Cameras covered by the December 2023 agreement; current installed total not confirmed.
- Access that remains
- The program continues; voters' advice does not itself cancel the contract.
- Scope of this decision
- City agreement; council retains the final decision.
Nov 2026 · Advisory referendum; verify election information with the city. Source ↗
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MagnoliaCity · FlockEnded or endingAug 11, 2026—Count unconfirmed
The mayor announced that the city would not renew its Flock contract.
- Responsible agency
- Magnolia Police Department
- Implementation
- Nonrenewal announced
- *What the count means
- Not confirmed
- Access that remains
- Current account access and removal date not established.
- Scope of this decision
- City contract, not every reader in the Magnolia area.
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Lago VistaCity · FlockEnded or endingAug 6, 20264Cameras in scope*
Council unanimously supported removing Flock readers. Reporting confirmed four remaining units were inactive.
- Responsible agency
- Lago Vista Police Department
- Implementation
- Cameras inactive; physical removal pending
- *What the count means
- Four cameras reported still installed but inactive on August 11; not necessarily the full earlier program size.
- Access that remains
- Access through neighboring agencies not established.
- Scope of this decision
- City program; other agencies' cameras are outside this decision.
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Guadalupe CountyCounty · FlockEnded or endingAug 4, 202617Cameras in scope*
Commissioners approved ending Flock; the sheriff said other ALPR systems remain.
- Responsible agency
- Guadalupe County Sheriff's Office
- Implementation
- Flock termination; other ALPR remains
- *What the count means
- Sheriff's reported Flock program size; not a removal audit.
- Access that remains
- Other ALPR use confirmed; no claim of a surveillance shutdown.
- Scope of this decision
- County Flock contract. Other vendor identities and quantities remain unconfirmed.
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Burnet CountyCounty · FlockEnded or endingAug 2026—Count unconfirmed
The task force confirmed removal of its fixed Flock cameras in the county.
- Responsible agency
- Sheriff / Heart of Texas Auto Theft Task Force deployment
- Implementation
- Task-force cameras removed · Aug 3, 2026
- *What the count means
- Not confirmed
- Access that remains
- Other readers remain; this is not a countywide ALPR shutdown.
- Scope of this decision
- Fixed cameras deployed by the Heart of Texas Auto Theft Task Force.
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Hood CountyCounty · FlockEnded or endingAug 20263Cameras in scope*
Following termination, commissioners ordered covers on August 11; subsequent reporting documents decommissioning.
- Responsible agency
- County-operated Flock program
- Implementation
- Three cameras decommissioned; removal pending
- *What the count means
- County-contracted cameras reported decommissioned by August 21; exact shutdown date not established.
- Access that remains
- Current shared-account access not established.
- Scope of this decision
- Three county-contracted units; the date shown is the documented outcome month.
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Harris CountyCounty · FlockReviewed and keptMay 28, 2026—Count unconfirmed
Commissioners approved the renewal after public discussion of privacy and outside-agency access.
- Responsible agency
- Harris County contracted ALPR and sound-detection program
- Implementation
- Renewal approved through June 5, 2027
- *What the count means
- ALPR-only quantity covered by this renewal not established; broader shared-network counts are not substituted.
- Access that remains
- County participation continues; privately owned and municipal devices require separate records.
- Scope of this decision
- Renewal 26-3368; not every camera within Harris County.
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San MarcosCity · FlockEnded or endingDec 2, 202514Cameras in scope*
The city confirms its contracted Flock cameras were deactivated and removed by February 1.
- Responsible agency
- San Marcos Police Department
- Implementation
- Deactivated and removed · Feb 1, 2026
- *What the count means
- Last documented program size, June 2025; not a device-by-device removal audit.
- Access that remains
- Current access through other agencies not established.
- Scope of this decision
- City-contracted Flock cameras. A 2026 ALPR information request is not evidence of a replacement purchase.
Earlier decisions
Automatic sharing ended; the city later documented a reduction to 14 cameras.
- City of San Marcos: ALPR program update ↗Official record
- City of San Marcos: June 2025 reduction to 14 cameras ↗Official record
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- City of San Marcos: ALPR program update ↗Official record
- City of San Marcos: 2026 ALPR technology information request ↗Official record
- City of San Marcos: June 2025 reduction to 14 cameras ↗Official record
Hays CountyCounty · FlockEnded or endingOct 14, 2025—Count unconfirmed
Commissioners voted to terminate the county's Flock contracts after months of debate.
- Responsible agency
- County-contracted Flock programs
- Implementation
- Termination approved; implementation unconfirmed
- *What the count means
- Not confirmed
- Access that remains
- Current use of other ALPR systems or shared data not established.
- Scope of this decision
- County Flock contracts, not municipal programs within Hays County.
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AustinCity · FlockEnded or endingJun 2025—Count unconfirmed
The Flock contract expired. Subsequent reporting documented access through other agencies.
- Responsible agency
- Austin Police Department
- Implementation
- Contract expired · Jun 30, 2025
- *What the count means
- Not confirmed
- Access that remains
- Continued access reported in February 2026; present access not established.
- Scope of this decision
- City Flock contract; not every ALPR or camera in Austin.
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Canceled before installation
Planned cameras, never deployed. Excluded from the totals above.
PrincetonFlock / MotorolaCanceled before deploymentSep 8, 202612Prospective devices
Council voted 5–1 to discontinue ALPR plans. Police said no Flock or Motorola cameras were operating; six of each were available for installation.
12 prospective devices, not 12 operating cameras removed.
How we count
One current decision per documented jurisdiction since June 2025. “Ended or ending” includes termination and nonrenewal; removal may be pending and other ALPR access may remain. “Reviewed and kept” requires a final decision after review.
The register updates after source review. Coverage is incomplete, so these totals cannot establish a net statewide decline. The June 2025 camera baseline is unverified. Camera quantities have different scopes and dates; unknown is never zero.
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