Dickson County adopts automated license plate recognition policy
The commission adopted an Automated License Plate Recognition (LPR) policy setting rules for use, retention, sharing and regular reporting on LPR data; the policy was attached to the resolution and passed unanimously.
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Dickson County commissioners on Aug. 17 adopted a countywide Automated License Plate Recognition (LPR) policy. The policy defines the rules for use, collection, retention and sharing of LPR-derived data and requires regular reporting to the legislative body on usage and any misuse.
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