The Anderson County Commission voted 9-6 on Oct. 19 against pausing use of the county’s two operating Flock license-plate reader cameras, leaving them active despite Law Director James Brooks’ determination that their contract is invalid. The Budget Committee is scheduled to hear from Brooks on Nov. 5 about possible legal action if the county does not ratify the contract.
WHO:The Anderson County Commission; Law Director James Brooks
WHAT:The commission rejected a proposal to pause use of the county’s two functioning Flock cameras.
WHEN:Oct 19, 2026
WHERE:Anderson County, Tennessee
WHY:The vote leaves the cameras in operation while county officials consider the contract’s validity and possible legal action from Flock if the county does not ratify it.
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