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Reviewed October 10, 2026. Read sources in full. The ordinance is a discussion draft and formal circulation has not opened.
Current program explanation, claimed investigative uses, 30-day retention, and statement that ALPR does not use facial recognition. It does not establish a current camera count.
Rules for placement, use, searches, retention, sharing, and audits. Read the entire policy when describing existing safeguards.
Staff discussion of ALPR uses, sharing, audits and grant support. A staff recommendation is not proof of Council adoption.
Article VI initiative procedure and incorporated Article V signature provisions. Local rules must be reconciled with controlling state law.
Wet-signature requirement and practical guidance for petitions under Election Code Chapter 277.
State petition validity, voter denominator, signature information and treatment of additional local requirements.
Section 552.003 concerns local artificial-intelligence regulation. Review the effect on this draft before circulation.
2026 specific-purpose committee treasurer threshold and filing guidance. Classification and all existing activity require review.
Political advertising identification requirements. The user identified Texas Privacy Coalition as the actual sponsor and payer.
State election calendar. No election date or petition deadline is announced for this initiative.
Home-rule initiative and referendum ballot-language procedures.
Mailing address and utility service do not alone determine incorporated city residence.
Use official voter information along with the City boundary map; website self-assessment is not verification.
Political advertising paid for by Texas Privacy Coalition.