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Conroe council members say they received threats after Flock Safety ballot vote
By Lake Conroe
· August 24, 2026
· 4 min read
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Two Conroe city council members say they have recently received threats and harassment following the council’s August 13 vote against putting a proposed Flock Safety camera measure on the November ballot. Should Flock cameras stay in Conroe? Voters could get the final say Council Member Ken Blevins
Key takeaway The council voted on August 13 on whether to place a binding proposition concerning the city’s Flock cameras in the November ballot.
Why this matters in Willis
The controversy over Flock Safety cameras in Conroe has significant implications for neighboring cities like Willis, which also relies on Montgomery County government and law enforcement. As the debate in Conroe continues, Willis residents may be watching closely to see how the issue plays out, considering their own city's potential use of similar technology. The fact that Conroe council members have received threats and harassment over their vote serves as a stark reminder of the intense emotions surrounding public safety and surveillance in the region. With Willis being part of the same county and sharing similar concerns about crime and flooding, the outcome of Conroe's Flock Safety debate could inform decisions in Willis and other nearby cities. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, which serves Willis, may also be impacted by the decisions made in Conroe, highlighting the need for a thoughtful and nuanced approach to public safety in the area.
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Category: lake ·
Published: August 24, 2026 ·
Source: Lake Conroe ·
Reading time: 4 min
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What is this story about? Two Conroe city council members say they have recently received threats and harassment following the council’s August 13 vote against putting a proposed Flock Safety camera measure on the November ballot. Should Flock cameras stay in Conroe? Voters could get the final say Council Member Ken Blevins
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