Why this site supports removal, and how the evidence is checked.

Local descriptions of detections, prohibited uses, indefinite access logging, internal program-management audits, and police contact information.

Permitted and prohibited uses, search documentation, retention, verification, and DPS transfer.

48 LPR and other cameras, 30-day retention, 404,865 plate reads, 193 searches, 4,592 raw hotlist hits, and 1,082 sharing entries in the dated rolling snapshot. City purchase records document 47 ALPR readers; the additional portal camera is not identified or classified in the records reviewed. The portal does not display a Public Search Audit or CSV download.

Council agenda context for the first camera purchase.

6-0 consent-agenda approval and the first purchase amounts.

Six readers, initial and renewal terms, retention, notice, and disclosed costs.

Six officially documented camera IDs, intersections, directions, and coordinates.

Council agenda context for the 41-camera expansion.

7-0 consent-agenda approval of the expansion purchase.

41 readers, pricing, renewal terms, notice, and Flock Nova OSINT Data and Customer Data included in the purchase package.

Grant history, a planned $112,000 grant share, a $28,000 city share, annual reapplication, and the stated 12 to 18 month deployment objective.

The consent agenda passed 6-0 and included Resolution No. 2026-015R authorizing another MVCPA grant application. The minutes do not establish a grant award.

Celina described 150 broad vehicle-related calls, requested 41 readers, named general deployment areas, and discussed regional sharing and possible retail participation.

A Prosper representative described a regional network involving Prosper, Frisco, and Celina. The testimony does not establish Celina's exact role or show that Celina operates drones.

Lists a $112,000 contract with Celina effective September 5, 2025 through August 31, 2026. It does not show how much has been reimbursed.

Lists Celina for a $98,400 FY2027 task-force grant award recommendation later approved by the MVCPA Board.

Lists the FY2027 task-force grant recommendations as a board action item.

Records the Board's 3-0 approval of the FY2027 task-force grant awards as previously presented. The current expenditure disclosure does not yet list a new FY2027 Celina contract.

Requires quarterly progress and expenditure reports, annual inventory, and final or closeout reporting from grantees.

Describes contributed data, authorized sharing, audits, termination, and a three-year minimum retention period unless the user agency requests a shorter period. Celina's signed agreement was not located.

How to request existing city records and where written requests may be sent.

Direct public form for submitting a public-information request.

Current council members, roles, contact addresses, and meeting information.

Current agendas and meeting materials. No public ALPR termination, non-renewal, deactivation, reader-removal, access-closure, or deletion action was located in the records reviewed through this date. No ALPR or Flock item was located on the Sept. 8 regular-meeting agenda or the Sept. 15 joint-meeting agenda.

No ALPR, Flock, reader-removal, or program-termination item was located in the agenda and packet.

No ALPR, Flock, reader-removal, or program-termination item was located in the agenda and packet.

Current-year Open Forum instructions: submit a speaker card before the meeting, three-minute limit, and nine copies for handouts.

Celina's listed $112,000 Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority award.

Public access to existing government records, subject to statutory exceptions.

Open-records rulings, exceptions, and governmental-body guidance.

The consumer privacy law's exemption for state agencies and political subdivisions.

Proposed warrant or court authorization, offense limits, destruction, and reporting safeguards.

The proposal was referred to committee and did not become law.

Proposed use limits, federal-sharing restrictions, 48-hour deletion, reporting, and civil remedy.

The proposal remained in committee and did not become law.

The limited periodic public-road LPR observations at issue were not a Fourth Amendment search.

Long-term historical cell-site records were treated as a search; the case did not concern ALPRs.

Plate checks, hits, and vehicle recoveries increased in the evaluated deployment.

The profile rated the program ineffective and reported no statistically significant reductions in the evaluated general- or vehicle-crime measures.

Limited support for broad crime-reduction claims alongside possible investigative benefits.

Vendor description of searchable vehicle records and product capabilities.

Vendor description of LPR data and system rules.

Vendor statement that cameras capture still images rather than ordinary streaming video.

Vendor-described sharing and access controls.

Vendor-described compliance and audit controls.

Vendor-described restrictions involving immigration and certain search terms.

Vendor description of customer-controlled retention, automated deletion, audit logs, legal-hold exceptions, and deletion verification.

One detailed example of the portal's downloadable 30-day Public Search Audit, with user IDs masked and timestamps, network counts, and offense types published.

Texas agency portal that publishes a Public Search Audit and CSV download for searches performed over the prior 30 days.

Texas agency portal that publishes a Public Search Audit and CSV download for searches performed over the prior 30 days.

Texas agency portal that publishes a Public Search Audit for searches performed over the prior 30 days.

Texas agency portal that publishes a Public Search Audit and CSV download for searches performed over the prior 30 days.

Texas agency portal that publishes a Public Search Audit and CSV download for searches performed over the prior 30 days.

Texas agency portal that publishes a Public Search Audit and CSV download even when its current search count is zero.

Texas agency portal that publishes a Public Search Audit for searches performed over the prior 30 days.

Texas agency portal that publishes a Public Search Audit and CSV download for searches performed over the prior 30 days.

Unanimous contract termination after cameras were disabled; the city announced physical removal as the next step.

Contract termination was confirmed while physical camera removal had not yet been scheduled, showing why a removal commitment also needs a deadline.

The city declined renewal and said it was working with Flock to deactivate and remove six readers.

Staff proposed immediate service termination, formal non-renewal, remaining contract payments, disconnection, and removal of all 12 readers.

The federal-access pilot controversy, Illinois access finding, and pause.

Reported Border Patrol access and searches routed through some local agencies.

A wrong-state plate match, family detention, and $1.9 million settlement.

An advocacy account of ALPR use in an abortion-related investigation; not a finding about Celina.

A separate crowdsourced reference that is not Celina's official inventory.