Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters announced on August 31 the discontinuation of license plate reader (LPR) technology across Duval County, following a directive from the Florida Department of Transportation. The devices will be removed from all roads, not only state highways.
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Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters said Monday in compliance with a Florida Department of Transportation directive, it “will discontinue the use of LPR technology throughout Duval County.”
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office will discontinue the use of the license plate reader (LPR) technology throughout Duval County, Sheriff T.K. Waters announced Monday, following a directive from the Florida Department of Transportation.
Sheriff T.K. Waters said the devices will be removed from all roads in the city, not just state roads, after an order from the Florida Department of Transportation.
Jacksonville City Councilman Jimmy Peluso is revising proposed legislation that would give residents more input on the installation and removal of license plate-reading cameras, even after the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said it would suspend use of the technology across Duval County.