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Sheriff seeks grant for 65 license‑plate readers; court authorizes application amid budget concerns
Summary
Kendall County approved submission of a Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority grant to deploy up to 65 license‑plate readers (LPRs). The sheriff said the cameras enhance detection of stolen vehicles; commissioners voiced concern about multi‑year costs and asked about phasing.
The Kendall County Commissioners Court on May 13 authorized the sheriff’s office to apply for a Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority grant to fund up to 65 license‑plate reader cameras from Flock Safety, with a court-approved application submission.
Sheriff Al Ochsner and grant staff told the court the system would provide real‑time alerts and investigative support for stolen vehicles,…
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