County schedules Sept. 10 public meeting after citizen concerns over license-plate-reader systems
Anderson County officials set a dedicated public meeting for Sept. 10 to hear concerns about the sheriff-managed license-plate-reader systems after residents raised privacy and capability questions about the devices.
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Anderson County leaders scheduled a dedicated public meeting on Sept. 10 to address citizen concerns about the county's license-plate-reader (LPR) systems, the mayor announced during the operations committee meeting. The mayor said the county currently operates three stationary and one mobile LPR units managed by the sheriff's department and that residents have raised questions about the technology's evolving capabilities.
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