League City’s City Council voted 6-1 on August 11 to place a non-binding November 3 referendum on continued police use of Flock Safety automated license plate readers (ALPRs), creating the main catalyst for the 67.5% Yes odds. The measure asks voters whether the department should keep fixed-location cameras already deployed for crime investigations, where officials report they have aided suspect identification and arrests. While privacy and data-access concerns have surfaced locally and nationally, the near-unanimous council action and existing operational footprint signal broad institutional support that traders appear to view as predictive of voter approval. Resolution hinges on the November outcome, with no further council or regulatory hurdles required for the ballot question itself.