Pflugerville city leaders have put a hold on a decision regarding license plate reading cameras. The city council delayed voting on a new contract for the cameras, which are provided by Flock Safety. The postponement comes as city leaders reconsider their use of these cameras.
Privacy concerns are a factor in this decision. Further details on the situation are available from local news sources, including CBS Austin.
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