# Kyle Council Retains Flock Safety Contracts

Kyle City Council rejected a motion to cancel two of its three Flock Safety contracts by a 6-1 vote. The contracts cover 47 license-plate-reader cameras and two drones, and the proposed FY2027 budget retains them. Council members unanimously directed staff to draft a non-binding May ballot question on the technology. Council Member Claudia Zapata said canceling the two contracts could save $381,000 annually.

- The decision preserves the current procurement and deployment while leaving public consideration of the technology open through a non-binding ballot question.
- For Flock Safety and other public-safety technology contractors, the vote indicates continued municipal demand in Kyle, alongside potential future cancellation pressure tied to cost and public input.
- Procurement teams and contractors should account for the contracts’ continued inclusion in the proposed FY2027 budget and the stated potential savings if cancellation is reconsidered.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Public Safety
**Published:** October 07, 2026

### Government Entities
- Kyle City Council
- Kyle Police Department

### Vendors
- Flock Safety (Incumbent contractor)

### Sources
- [A month ago, they refused to cancel the contract. They fought tooth and nail, and the people won. 

How it started:
https://t.co/BicoqYFRTb

How it's going:](https://x.com/GuerrillaBrain/status/2107859153880555556) - twitter-sled