Council members have voted unanimously on a matter related to Flock technology. The decision involves considering a non-binding question for the May 2027 ballot. This would give voters an opportunity to provide their input on the technology.
The vote was unanimous, indicating agreement among council members on the proposal.
Further details about the proposal and the Flock technology in question are available from the source, providing more information on the matter and the upcoming ballot.
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