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Council approves license-plate reader program vendor for public safety
Summary
The council approved the police department’s use of a license-plate reader system from vendor FLOC; the county and Hendersonville Police Department already use the system and TDOT required updated board approval/minutes.
The Gallatin City Council approved a request from the police chief to adopt a license-plate reader (LPR) program using vendor FLOC.
Chief Beatty told the council the county and Hendersonville Police Department already use the FLOC system and that the Tennessee Department of Transportation required updated board minutes and formal approval. The chief said he would provide the council with the exact camera locations after the meeting.
A council member moved and seconded approval of the request; the motion passed by voice vote. The transcript records the chair saying the motion carries. No roll-call tally was read aloud in the excerpted discussion.
Chief Beatty indicated he would forward the camera locations to the judge and to council. The council did not attach additional requirements or conditions in the recorded discussion.
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