Lexington City Council members have given initial approval to extend the contract for 100 license-reading cameras for five years. The agenda item Tuesday created some discussion.
Installation of the first Flock cameras in Lexington began in 2022. Police credit them with helping to find 269 stolen vehicles, seizing 68 guns, and serving more than 40 warrants. Lexington Police Chief Lawrence Weathers said it’s technology that’s needed today.
