Resident urges transparency on license‑plate‑reader use and data access
A resident complained about automatic license‑plate reader cameras and urged the county to ensure public access and transparency about any collected data; the board clarified that stationary Flock installs were city contracts and county ALPR use is limited to patrol‑mounted units operated by the sheriff's office.
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During general public comment, resident Mike Alford raised constitutional and privacy objections to automatic license‑plate reader (ALPR) cameras and asked county officials to ensure public access to any data collected.
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