After hours of public comment, residents and advocacy groups urged the court to cancel Flock (ALPR) contracts and require quarterly audits and public reporting; Commissioner Briones decommissioned Precinct 4 cameras and the court approved a working group to draft county ALPR policy.

Scores of public commenters told the commissioners court to cancel or freeze Flock ALPR contracts and reallocate the funds to public‑health and community safety programs; commenters cited suspended deputies and national examples of ALPR misuse.

Dozens of public commenters asked commissioners to stop county funding for Flock cameras and automated license-plate readers, arguing the technology enables stalking and racial profiling and urging the court to redirect funds to housing, health, libraries and community safety programs.

Musa Mohammed raises concerns over awarded contracts for clearing stalled vehicles in Harris County.

City officials discuss improving flood control processes and equitable community protections.