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Coverage dated September 4, 2026 to September 8, 2026

After Abbott’s order limiting Flock cameras, DPS to continue using its vast surveillance network

Headline from KXAN Austin

Gov. Greg Abbott has blocked state agencies from spending money on Flock cameras, but the Texas Department of Public Safety has no apparent plans to stop using its existing roadside surveillance cameras.

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  1. KXAN Austin

    After Abbott’s order limiting Flock cameras, DPS to continue using its vast surveillance network (opens KXAN Austin)

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    KXAN Austin's feed description

    Gov. Greg Abbott has blocked state agencies from spending money on Flock cameras, but the Texas Department of Public Safety has no apparent plans to stop using its existing roadside surveillance cameras.

  2. Marshall News Messenger

    After Abbott’s order limiting Flock cameras, DPS to continue using surveillance network (opens Marshall News Messenger)

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    Marshall News Messenger's feed description

    Gov. Greg Abbott has blocked state agencies from spending money on Flock cameras, but the Texas Department of Public Safety has no apparent plans to stop using its existing roadside […]

  3. Tyler Morning Telegraph

    After order limiting Flock cameras, DPS to continue using its vast surveillance network (opens Tyler Morning Telegraph)

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    Tyler Morning Telegraph's feed description

    Gov. Greg Abbott has blocked state agencies from spending money on Flock cameras, but the Texas Department of Public Safety has no apparent plans to stop using its existing roadside […]

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