Conroe City Council Tables Two Flock Camera Proposals Indefinitely; Program Remains in Place

By MC Police Reporter · July 25, 2026 · 1 min read

Conroe’s automated license plate reader program will keep running as-is after City Council members voted unanimously on July 23, 2026 to indefinitely table two proposals that had aimed to inject additional public scrutiny into the city’s Flock Safety agreement. Neither vote ended, paused, or altered

Why this matters in Willis

The Conroe City Council's decision to table proposals related to the Flock Safety program has implications for surrounding cities like Willis, which also relies on the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office for law enforcement. As the program continues to operate unchanged, residents of Willis should be aware that the automated license plate readers may still be used to monitor and respond to incidents in the area. Given Willis' proximity to Conroe and its shared law enforcement services, the city's residents may be subject to the same level of surveillance as those in Conroe. The lack of increased public scrutiny of the program may be of concern to some Willis residents, who may want more transparency about how their data is being collected and used. As the program remains in place, Willis residents should stay informed about its operation and any potential future changes.

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Category: government · Published: July 25, 2026 · Source: MC Police Reporter · Reading time: 1 min

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Conroe City Council Tables Two Flock Camera Proposals Indefinitely; Program Remains in Place

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