Constable Calls for Countywide Camera Policy After Privacy Pushback
The constable is pushing for a countywide camera policy after privacy concerns led to the disabling of dozens of Flock cameras and license‑plate readers, amid broader criticism of the surveillance system.
GMNA Houston
On October 9, 2026, the Harris County constable urged the adoption of a universal policy and state involvement after dozens of Flock surveillance cameras and license‑plate readers were disabled because of privacy concerns.
The call comes amid criticism of the county’s extensive use of the Flock system, which has prompted local leaders to shut down many of the devices.
