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NewsWMNF Tampa Community RadioAugust 27, 2026Hillsborough County

St. Petersburg City Council to vote on Flock camera policy regarding warrantless tracking

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The St. Petersburg City Council is scheduled to vote on a new policy governing the use of Flock automated license plate reader cameras. The decision will determine the city's future approach to warrantless tracking of vehicles.

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Why It Matters

This vote will establish the legal framework for how law enforcement uses automated camera technology to track vehicle movements within St. Petersburg, directly impacting resident privacy and police surveillance capabilities.

Key Facts

  • The St. Petersburg City Council is holding a vote on a policy concerning Flock camera usage.
  • The policy specifically addresses the practice of warrantless tracking of vehicles.
  • The vote is scheduled to take place on August 27, 2026.

Who's Mentioned

OrganizationFlock“The company providing the automated license plate reader camera technology.”OrganizationSt. Petersburg City Council“The governing body voting on the camera policy.”OrganizationWMNF“The news organization reporting the story.”