Sep 2026 · Contract canceled
Robinson, TX
Robinson City Council voted unanimously September 1, 2026 not to renew the city's Flock Safety contract after a one-year trial. Coverage put 11 cameras in the city. Police Chief Larry Adams said the department deactivated Flock access after the vote. Mayor Greg May said the decision tracked resident opposition and would likely have happened even without Abbott's state funding pause. Nearby Woodway and San Saba County had already backed away from plate-reader networks.
Public backlash / privacyUnanimous council non-renewalPolice deactivated after vote
Sources
- Original reporting: kxxv.com
- Listed in the DeFlock The USA cancellation tracker
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