Florida counties pause automatic license plate reader programmes

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 18:19 · Archive

Volusia County has imposed a one-year moratorium on license plate reader cameras, revoking permits for 79 cameras on county roads.

Volusia County Council members voted on Tuesday to halt their license plate reader programme for one year, revoking permits for 79 cameras that had been installed on county-maintained roads.

St. Johns County commissioners have scheduled a debate on their own use of Flock Safety automatic license plate reader cameras for 20 October, following a public comment period in which the devices were discussed.

How it is being reported

• St. Johns County commission to debate Flock camera permits on county rights-of-ways on Oct. 20St. Johns County commissioners agreed Tuesday to place the county’s use of Flock Safety automatic license plate reader cameras on the Oct. 20 agenda — a decision that capped a public comment period in which Flock cameras were again a topic.News4Jax · 7 Oct, 17:40
• Volusia County Council hits pause on license plate reader cameras for a yearVolusia County Council members on Tuesday agreed to a one-year moratorium on license plate readers, including revoking the permits for 79 license plate reader cameras installed on county-maintained roads.Clickorlando · 6 Oct, 17:53

In this story: Volusia County · St. Johns County · Flock Safety

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