Residents told the council the ALPR program could enable broad surveillance while police and vendor representatives said access is limited to law enforcement, searches require a case number, and the city's current retention policy is 30 days. Council pressed for clearer, enforceable limits.

At a town-hall Q&A residents asked whether Flock license‑plate cameras collect and share location data; the police chief described internal audits, said the contract requires deletion after 30 days and agreed to work on publishing audit records.

The commission granted multiple nearby residents' hearing requests for Chesmar Homes LLC and Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority's land-application permit (WQ0016516001), referred issues on health, water quality, odor, and notice to SOAH, and set a 180-day hearing duration.

During the public-comment period, business and civic leaders urged trustees to support the JEDI application for its job and tax-base benefits; one former principal and county commissioner warned that residential development could bring thousands of students and school‑capacity pressures if the land were developed otherwise.

Residents turned out in force to oppose allowing a 'technology storage' (data center) use in the Lucas Tech Park PD. Staff and developers discussed uses and mitigation; commissioners asked that the data‑storage use be removed and voted to postpone the PD so developers and staff can revise materials.

Two Poteet-area residents told the Atascosa County Commissioners Court they are worried planned data centers will strain local water supplies and raise energy costs and asked the court to seek a moratorium and press state lawmakers for regulatory authority.

Commission members approved withdrawal of some agenda items and addressed zoning for Bullock Drive.

Quarterly report shows government posts receive significant engagement on Facebook and Instagram.

Defendants informed of rights including attorney access and immigration consequences of convictions.

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