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Knox County questions future of Flock cameras

Knox County commissioners questioned the future of the county’s Flock license plate reader program during a public hearing Monday. The county has 143 active Flock cameras and has spent more than $2 million on the program, according to the hearing.
WHO: Knox County commissioners; Knox County Sheriff’s Office; members of the public; representatives from Flock
WHAT: Commissioners questioned whether the county should continue or change its Flock license plate reader program.
WHEN: Aug 24, 2026
WHERE: Knox County, Tennessee
WHY: The issue was raised during a public hearing as commissioners reviewed the program’s future.

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