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Slaton mayor defends Flock camera agreement
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· September 4, 2026
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Key points The cameras are intended to read license plates and were approved for installation earlier this year. From Slaton, Texas: A city official has spoken out about an agreement to use automated cameras.
From Slaton, Texas: A city official has spoken out about an agreement to use automated cameras. The cameras are intended to read license plates and were approved for installation earlier this year. This decision was made after the city was approached by a task force that focuses on auto theft.
The approval process involved a unanimous vote and a public meeting where no opposition was expressed. City officials had been informed that the cameras would be installed regardless of their decision.
Further details about the agreement and the cameras are available from the original statement issued by the city official.
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Published: September 4, 2026 ·
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