Parker County alpr and police surveillance agenda monitoring
Track supported Parker County public-meeting sources for automated license plate reader and networked police surveillance camera proposals, contracts, renewals, grants, oversight, and public comment. AgendaWire surfaces source-linked agenda items; official Parker County sources remain authoritative.
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Parker County · Commissioners Court
Parker County Commissioners Court last met October 5, 2026. The next scheduled meeting is October 12, 2026.
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Granicus meeting portal
Recent Parker County alpr and police surveillance agenda hits
Records on this page are items posted on a Parker County Commissioners Court agenda, each with the language that matched it and a link to the official document.
Up to 3 recent Parker County alpr and police surveillance matches appear here when supported sources produce normalized, source-linked agenda records for this topic.
Parker County · Commissioners Court
Sep 14, 2026, 12:00 AM
Destruction of sheriff office license plate reader system
Officials will consider approving the destruction of a sheriff's office license plate reader system.
“destruction of Leonardo LPR system from the Sheriff's Office”
Disposal of surveillance hardware may affect public safety technology inventory and decommissioning vendors.
- Stage
- Proposed
Parker County · Commissioners Court
Sep 8, 2026, 12:00 AM
Consideration of destroying Sheriff Office license plate reader system
The body will consider approving the destruction of a Sheriff's Office LPR system.
“destruction of Leonardo LPR system from the Sheriff's Office”
Vendors may see reduced hardware maintenance or replacement opportunities following the destruction of the surveillance system.
- Stage
- Proposed
Parker County · Commissioners Court
Jul 27, 2026, 12:00 AM
Agreement for installation of Flock cameras considered
Officials are considering a TxDOT multiple use agreement to install Flock surveillance cameras.
“TxDOT Multiple Use Agreement for installation of Flock Cameras”
Surveillance vendors and infrastructure contractors may see installation activity along state right-of-way corridors.
- Stage
- Proposed
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- ALPR and police surveillance
- Automated license plate reader and networked police surveillance camera proposals, contracts, renewals, grants, oversight, and public comment.
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