Commissioners authorize destruction of nonfunctioning license-plate‑reader unit
The court approved destruction of an old Leonardo license‑plate reader system from the sheriff's office, with staff saying the unit is nonfunctional, cannot be repurposed or sold because it stores license‑plate data.
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The court approved a request from the sheriff's office to destroy an old Leonardo license‑plate‑reader (LPR) system that county staff described as nonfunctional, task‑specific, and unable to be repurposed or sold because it retains license‑plate data.
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