Conroe City Council rejects proposal to let citizens decide on Flock camera use in the city
The Conroe City Council voted 3-2 against putting Flock cameras on the November ballot for voters to decide whether the city should continue using them.
Summary by Magnolia News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: KTRK, as published by ABC13 (KTRK) · · 1 min read
The Conroe City Council voted 3-2 against putting Flock cameras on the November ballot for voters to decide whether the city should continue using them.
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