Hutto City Council votes to end Flock camera program
By ยท Updated 28 Sep 2026
19 September 2026. [AI first draft. Verify every fact against the source before publishing.]
Hutto's city council voted to terminate its Flock Safety automatic license plate reader camera program, according to reporting on the decision. The action represents a reversal of the city's prior participation in the contract system that deploys ALPR cameras to monitor vehicle movements.
The specific vote margin and timing of program shutdown remain unreported in available summaries [verify: vote count and effective date]. City records and council meeting minutes will contain the formal resolution language and any stated rationale for the decision.
Readers interested in tracking similar decisions can monitor their own city council agendas for ALPR contract renewals, terminations, or new deployments, and request copies of voting records and contract amendments from their municipal clerk's office.
Read the original reporting: KXAN Austin.
Related record: Austin, Texas in the jurisdictions directory.