League City’s non-binding November 3 advisory proposition on continued police use of Flock Safety automated license plate readers sits at a slight “no” lean because privacy concerns have intensified across the Houston region while the measure carries no legal force. Council placed the question on the ballot in mid-August after residents raised alarms about mass surveillance, data retention, and potential misuse of the 55 active cameras that have aided 305 investigations and recovered roughly $1 million in property. Officials have proposed added safeguards such as case-number logging and citizen audits, yet the non-binding structure lets council retain final authority regardless of voter sentiment. With the election two months away and no recent polls or new incidents reported, traders appear to weigh localized backlash against documented crime-solving value in a closely contested advisory vote.