Florida Orders Removal of Flock License-Plate Cameras From State Roads

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Florida's Department of Transportation ordered the removal of Flock and other license-plate reader cameras from state roads within 30 days and said it will not issue new permits, citing privacy and surveillance concerns; Gov. DeSantis has criticized the tools as potentially creating a surveillance state, while Oviedo, Volusia County, and Jacksonville begin removing cameras, signaling a broader push for guardrails on this technology.
- Florida orders Flock cameras off of state roads Orlando Sentinel
- FDOT orders removal of license plate readers from state rights-of-way, highways WEAR-TV
- Northeast Florida law enforcement agencies cut ties with license plate reader use after FDOT’s directive News4JAX
- Sheriff announces all license plate readers will be shut down immediately in Volusia County WESH
- FDOT announces removal of Flock cameras amid privacy, misuse concerns NBC 6 South Florida
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