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Catalytic converter grant paid for city of Galveston's Flock cameras
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· September 4, 2026
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Key points Part of this grant, $389,100, was used for the initial 34 Flock cameras. The authority awarded $460,088 in 2025.
A grant from the Texas Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority was used to fund cameras. The authority awarded $460,088 in 2025. Part of this grant, $389,100, was used for the initial 34 Flock cameras.
These cameras are now in place, with the grant covering 80% of their cost. Police Chief Balli provided information about the grant and its use.
Further details about the cameras and the grant are available from the source. The grant was specifically used for the Flock cameras, which are part of efforts to prevent crime.
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Published: September 4, 2026 ·
Source: Galveston County Daily News ·
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