Davidson County commissioners vote to end Flock camera program, reassign $76,000 to mobile command center
After extensive public comment about privacy and cross-jurisdictional data sharing, the commissioners voted to terminate the county's contract for Flock automated license-plate/vehicle-tracking cameras and to reallocate the $76,000 annual budgeted maintenance funds toward a mobile command vehicle for public safety.
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The Davidson County Board of Commissioners voted on Aug. 24 to terminate the county's contract for the Flock automated license-plate reader and vehicle-tracking system and to redirect the $76,000 budgeted this year toward a mobile command center for public safety.
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