Lapeer County commissioners table vote on Flock license‑plate camera system after privacy concerns
The board delayed a decision on a proposed 24‑camera Flock license‑plate reader system (initial $104,600; $83,500 annual) after residents and several commissioners raised Fourth Amendment and data‑sharing concerns and asked for more public input; the item is set for reconsideration in January.
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Lapeer County commissioners voted on Dec. 18 (motion introduced at the regular meeting) to table consideration of a proposed countywide Flock license‑plate reader system until the board’s January committee meeting to allow more public input and further review.
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