Florence Flock cameras remain off as city forms review committee
Florence’s Flock Safety cameras remain deactivated as the city prepares to begin a broader review of the license plate reader technology. Florence and the Boone County Sheriff’s Office are forming a joint committee of law enforcement, legal, and information technology security experts to examine the cameras from public safety, privacy…
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