Legacy record TX-LEONVLY. Current operational status and quantities await independent verification unless updated below. Prior workbook fields (historical, not established current values): Entity type: City / police; Camera status: Active; expansion pending; Contract status: Retained; February renewal; Evidence quality: Primary / reported; Inventory count: 13; Count basis: 6 active; 7 pending installation; Active ALPR count: 6; Include in count totals: 1; Funding source: State OAG grant; proposed local CCPD; Replacement local USD: 50000; Replacement funding status: Proposed FY2027 CCPD allocation; adoption and spending not verified; Cost USD: 49950; Cost basis: State OAG grant for 13-camera deployment; Decision date: 46133.5; Status source date: 46295.5; Last verification: 46295.5; Scope / exclusions: Agency-owned Flock ALPR; Notes: Six cameras are operating and seven remain pending under a 13-camera deployment. The city reported no intent to cancel before the February renewal window. A separate $50,000 FY2027 local CCPD allocation was proposed for subscription, maintenance and expansion.
Known deployments 1
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Proposed, approved, and spent amounts are separate facts.
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Deployment history
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historical discoveryEvent: Jun 2, 2026
Prior research: Proposed local continuation funding
Historical workbook finding, preserved without treating it as a new operational event: The FY2027 CCPD proposal allocates $50,000 to a Citywide Camera Program for Flock subscription, maintenance and expansion. Adoption and spending were not verified, so this is recorded as proposed local funding.
Prior research: State grant and TxDOT authorization
Historical workbook finding, preserved without treating it as a new operational event: A city packet identifies a $49,950 state OAG grant and sought authorization for ALPR installation in TxDOT right-of-way. The grant-funded deployment is reported as 13 cameras.
Historical workbook finding, preserved without treating it as a new operational event: Six Flock ALPR cameras are active and seven remain pending installation under a 13-camera deployment. The first cameras were installed earlier in 2026; the department reported no current intent to cancel before its February renewal window.