Resident warns county about privacy risks from bundled 'flock' cameras in school-zone contract
A resident who reviewed the recently approved school-zone speed camera contract said bundled 'flock' cameras could capture vehicle details and license plates and raised Fourth Amendment-based privacy concerns, citing two U.S. Supreme Court decisions.
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Lucas Point, a District 4 resident, described the school-zone speed-camera contract and a contract rider that bundles a 'flock' camera with each camera the county installs. He said the vendor’s system can extract vehicle make, model, color and license-plate information and warned that the addition of plate-reading capabilities could create privacy vulnerabilities.
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