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Furnas County commissioners approve automatic license plate reader resolution
Summary
The Furnas County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously May 12 to adopt Resolution 2026-5-12 to implement an automatic license plate reader system with provider Flock Safety; the transcript records Sheriff Doug Brown presented the item but provides no contract or cost details.
The Furnas County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously May 12 to adopt Resolution 2026-5-12 to implement an automatic license plate reader (ALPR) system, after Sheriff Doug Brown presented the proposal. Commissioner Dennis Tegtman moved to approve the resolution and Commissioner Allan McCoy seconded; the board recorded Ayes from Mike Sexton, Allan McCoy and Dennis Tegtman.
The resolution as read in the meeting names Flock Safety as the ALPR provider. The transcript records Sheriff Brown discussing the item and also noting prisoner medical billing and personnel matters, but it does not include contract terms, procurement details, expected costs, data-retention policies or how law enforcement intends to use collected plate data.
The board took the vote by roll call, and the motion carried. The transcript does not show public comment on the ALPR item and does not record any conditions placed on the resolution. The board’s routine business that followed included other administrative approvals and a later closed session; minutes list no subsequent action reversing the ALPR approval.
The county clerk’s office will maintain the official minutes and the full file for Resolution 2026-5-12. The transcript does not specify implementation dates or the department responsible for ongoing ALPR administration.
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