Commissioners vote to ban Flock cameras in Knox County as dozens speak out at meeting @Wate6News
Commissioners vote to ban Flock cameras in Knox County as dozens speak out at meeting @Wate6News
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Knox County Commission voted unanimously Monday night to remove all advanced license plate readers from the county. More than 30 people spoke during Monday night’s commission meeting. No one spoke in favor of keeping the cameras.
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Commissioners vote to ban Flock cameras in Knox County as dozens speak out at meeting

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