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League City Council puts Flock camera usage on November ballot

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League City Council voted in favor of a special election referendum on Flock cameras on Tuesday night, making it one of the first cities in the state to put this contentious issue in the hands of voters.

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  1. ABC 13 Houston

    League City voters could soon decide future fate of Flock cameras in city limits (opens ABC 13 Houston)

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    The future of Flock cameras in League City could soon be up for voters to decide as backlash for the cameras continues to grow across the country.

  2. CW 39 Houston

    League City mayor wants election on use of Flock cameras (opens CW 39 Houston)

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    League City will consider an ordinance on the future of Flock cameras this week.

  3. Fox26 Houston

    League City Councilmembers unanimously vote to allow voters to decide on Flock camera use in November (opens Fox26 Houston)

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    Voters in League City will decide whether or not Flock cameras will be allowed to be used within the city limits by the police department. That's following a unanimous vote during a meeting on Tuesday in League City.

  4. KHOU Houston

    Future of Flock cameras in League City headed to November ballot (opens KHOU Houston)

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    The November vote will be advisory, meaning City Council will still make the final decision on whether the cameras stay or go.

  5. CW 39 Houston

    League City Council puts Flock camera usage on November ballot (opens CW 39 Houston)

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    League City Council voted in favor of a special election referendum on Flock cameras on Tuesday night, making it one of the first cities in the state to put this contentious issue in the hands of voters.

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