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Furnas County sheriff raises possibility of ending FLOCK license-plate reader program
Summary
Sheriff Doug Brown told commissioners Aug. 11 that administrative burdens and public concerns have prompted discussion of discontinuing the county's FLOCK Automated License Plate Reader program; no formal action was taken.
Sheriff Doug Brown told the Furnas County Board of Commissioners on Aug. 11 that the county's FLOCK Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) program has generated an administrative burden and public concerns, and he discussed the possibility of discontinuing the program.
Brown's remarks were presented as discussion only; the minutes record no motion or vote to change policy or to direct staff to take a specific action. The item was listed among other routine business in the meeting agenda and no public comment on the program was recorded.
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