League City voters may have a say in the future of flock cameras in their city. The decision on whether to keep or remove these cameras could be put to a vote.
Further information on this matter is available from Houston Public Media.
Details about the flock cameras and the voting process are not specified, but Houston Public Media has more information on the potential decision facing League City voters.
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