Monthly Archives: October 2026

Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner has ordered that flock cameras be decommissioned and the cameras covered. On Thursday the County commissioners will discuss flock’s usage by the county. @houstonchron

San Francisco’s Democratic Party leadership voted to support the police’s use of flock cameras. A committee member said, “I’ve got real concerns about privacy. I’ve got real concerns about surveillance. But I’ve also got some concerns about crime.” @missionlocal

Have an open records request for how police use their flock cameras? If your request is with North Richland Hills that will be a fee of $2.3 million to be paid upfront. @kwtx

Welcome to the world of driverless police cars. Raleigh, North Carolina is considering autonomous police cars. Why you might ask? The presence of a police car, even without a police officer, deter crime. For those of you in Austin, you might remember the ghost police cars that are parked near freeways to deter speeding. Based […]

A bipartisan group of U.S. Senators raised concerns about license plate readers. The issues raised include that the cameras enable warrantless searches, unconstitutional targeting of certain groups, the need for necessary cybersecurity guardrails, and data privacy. Next Gov

Last week it was all about the delivery drones over DFW. This week Tech Crunch talks about how DoorDash developed drone delivery. DoorDash R&D focused on the ground based logistics for delivery and the drone came last. DoorDash has received Part 135 air carrier certification from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and will begin drone […]

Meet, Charter Space, a company entering the space insurance business. Charter Space launched nationally licensed insurance brokerage in May servicing 50+ space and defense industrial base companies. Charter Space says an insurance system for the stuff moving around in space supports the space industry and its investors. Tech Crunch