Two Save Lubbock petitions, one aimed at banning Flock license plate cameras and the other at expanding public oversight of economic development decisions, fell short, organizer Stephen Sanders said Thursday on Facebook. Sanders said the petition involving the Lubbock Economic Development Alliance lacked enough valid signatures and that many people who signed the camera petition lived outside city limits. Save Lubbock says it submitted both petitions Oct. 30 and needed 2,410 signatures for each.
Sanders also said he expects state lawmakers to address the use of Flock cameras. “Democrats and Republicans are working together to make sure that Flock is not overstepping and overreaching,” he said.
