Florida Department of Transportation Revokes Permits for Automated License Plate Readers

Sheriff Garrett Pauses Use Of License Plate Reader Cameras Due To Concerns About Abuse

Sheriff Austin Garrett said Monday he has directed staff within the Sheriff’s Office to begin the process of pausing the Flock License Plate Recognition (LPR...

Sheriff McNeil Suspends LCSO Use of License Plate Readers, Seeks New Oversight Standards

Leon County Sheriff Walt McNeil has suspended the Leon County Sheriff’s Office’s use of automated license plate recognition technology, a move that applies to license...

Leon sheriff halts use of controversial Flock cameras

Leon County Sheriff Walt McNeil said he suspended the use of Flock license plate readers pending new oversight measures.

Florida Department of Transportation revokes permits for automated license plate readers

The Florida Department of Transportation announced Monday they have revoked statewide permits for automated license plate recognition (LPR) systems.A memo was issued to all permit holders statewide by Will Watts, the chief operating officer and assistant secretary for FDOT. The memo said the department revoked all LPR-related approvals it issued to a local law enforcement agency.WATCH BELOW: FDOT revokes permits for automated license plate reade…

LTE: If LAPD Wants More Surveillance, It Needs More Oversight

BY JAMES WERNICKELos Alamos I want to recognize the Los Alamos Police Department for answering tough questions and acknowledging where its policies may need improvement at last week’s town hall on automated license plate readers (ALPR). Residents can view the recordings at https://www.losalamosnm.gov/Community/Have-your-say-Los-Alamos/Community-discussion-on-Automatic-License-Plate-Recognition-system. The central issue is that if LAPD believes a…