Event Brief
Knox County Commission may vote to remove Flock cameras
By The BriefBrief · Sources (3)
Filed: Aug 25, 2026 at 6:00 PM ET
Summary: Knox County Commissioners discussed the future of the Sheriff’s Office Flock license plate reader program in a meeting Monday, with a vote that could remove all existing cameras. The sheriff’s office proposed using state grant funding to add 270 cameras to the roughly 140 already operating. Commissioner Larsen Jay plans an amendment to an emergency ordinance for consideration Aug. 31.
WHO: Knox County Commissioners; Knox County Sheriff’s Office; representatives from Flock Safety; Commissioner Larsen Jay
WHAT: Commissioners may vote to remove all Flock cameras; proposal would expand the program by adding 270 cameras using state grant funding.
WHEN: Aug 31, 2026
WHERE: Knox County, Tennessee
WHY: The discussion was prompted by the sheriff’s office proposal to use state grant funding to install 270 additional Flock cameras across Knox County.
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