Residents press county on FDLE-hosted block cameras; sheriff’s office defends logging, audits
Commissioners held an information session on FDLE‑hosted block cameras. Law enforcement said access is logged and audited; residents raised concerns about transparency, outside access, hacking and whether cameras reduce crime.
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Taylor County commissioners hosted a lengthy public information discussion after Commissioner English placed an item on the agenda to explain how FDLE‑hosted block cameras operate. A law‑enforcement speaker described access controls and auditing, and said officers must record a case number and legitimate law‑enforcement reason before accessing footage.
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