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LAKE COUNTY, Fla.<\/strong> \u2013 A tense local fight over privacy rights, public safety concerns and the expanding use of police surveillance technology came to a close Tuesday with a unified vote from Lake County leaders.<\/p>\nThe Lake County Commission voted 5-0 to cancel permits for automated license-plate readers placed in county rights-of-way<\/b>, effectively withdrawing the county\u2019s approval for those devices in those specific public areas.<\/p>\n
The limits of the decision matter. Commissioners were weighing only the county\u2019s permission for license-plate reader cameras located within Lake County rights-of-way<\/b>. As written, the vote does not apply to every license-plate reader that may be operating in other parts of Lake County.<\/p>\n
The move followed action taken just a day earlier by the Florida Department of Transportation, which addressed the use of similar license-plate reader technology along state-maintained roads.<\/p>\n
\u2018What the Flock are you guys doing?\u2019<\/b><\/p>\n
From the start, the Lake County discussion made clear how strongly residents felt about automated license-plate readers and government oversight.<\/p>\n
In the first moments of the meeting, audience members repeatedly shouted from their seats while commissioners attempted to set the rules for public comment. One speaker pressed officials on who was monitoring law enforcement\u2019s use of the camera system. Another called out, \u201cFollow the Fourth Amendment.\u201d Commissioners repeatedly urged the crowd to let the meeting proceed under the established public-comment process.<\/p>\n
Later in the meeting, Edward Laney stepped up to the microphone and delivered a much more concise message.<\/p>\n
\u201cLake County, Florida. What the Flock are you guys doing?\u201d Laney said.<\/p>\n
Commissioner Anthony Sabatini, who brought the issue forward, made clear early in the discussion that he wanted the county\u2019s authorization revoked.<\/p>\n
\u201cHere\u2019s the actual discussion,\u201d Sabatini said. \u201cThe camera\u2019s gotta go.\u201d<\/p>\n
Sabatini said he intended to make a motion directing county staff to revoke authorization for the cameras in the public right-of-way.<\/p>\n
Commissioners ultimately approved the action 5-0.<\/p>\n
Privacy concerns dominated public comment<\/b><\/p>\n
Speaker after speaker during the first hour focused on privacy and government surveillance.<\/p>\n
Dora Betancourt identified herself as a Mount Dora homeowner and told commissioners she bought her property in 2020 intending for it to be her permanent home.<\/p>\n
\u201cI don\u2019t want my home invaded,\u201d Betancourt said. \u201cWe are to govern by consent of the people, and we do not consent.\u201d<\/p>\n
Amir Asghar told commissioners he has lived in Lake County essentially his entire life and wants to raise his family in Tavares.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is the place where I wanna raise my family,\u201d Asghar said. \u201cI don\u2019t wanna be living under George Orwellian, 1984.\u201d<\/p>\n
CJ Blancett, who identified herself as a retired criminal investigator, argued that the central concern was the collection of vehicle-location information involving people who are not suspected of a crime.<\/p>\n
She ended her comments with a direct request to the board.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur message is simple: take these cameras down immediately. Do not renew the contract. Do not wait for another study or committee.\u201d<\/p>\n
Other speakers made broader claims about cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data sharing and the technical capabilities of various camera systems. Those claims were made during public comment and were not independently established during the first hour of Tuesday\u2019s meeting.<\/p>\n
Commissioners debated whether to act before hearing from the sheriff<\/b><\/p>\n
The discussion was not simply about whether commissioners had privacy concerns.<\/p>\n
A significant part of the early debate centered on whether the board should make its decision before hearing directly from Lake County Sheriff Peyton Grinnell<\/b>.<\/p>\n
One commissioner said the issue had initially been placed on the agenda for discussion and questioned \u201cforcing a decision today to rescind\u201d the authorization without first talking to the sheriff.<\/p>\n
Another commissioner said the sheriff should be given an opportunity to present information about the technology before the board made its decision.<\/p>\n
\u201cI don\u2019t think you can make a decision on this until you at least let the chief law enforcement officer come in,\u201d the commissioner said before being interrupted.<\/p>\n
Sabatini argued the county already had enough information to act and said the issue was not new.<\/p>\n
\u201cHe should have been here,\u201d Sabatini said during the exchange. \u201cMove forward without him.\u201d<\/p>\n
The sheriff was not part of the first-hour discussion contained in the transcript provided to News 6.<\/p>\n
Despite that early disagreement over process and timing, the final county vote to revoke the permits was unanimous.<\/p>\n
Why law enforcement uses license-plate readers<\/b><\/p>\n
The public-safety side of the debate has been part of Lake County\u2019s use of license-plate reader technology for years.<\/p>\n
The Lake County Sheriff\u2019s Office\u2019s 2019 annual report<\/b> said its Criminal Investigations Bureau had purchased a mobile license-plate reader trailer and received a grant that added stationary cameras at four major intersections.<\/p>\n
The sheriff\u2019s office described the technology as an investigative tool that could allow a detective to quickly determine whether a particular vehicle had passed a camera.<\/p>\n
The agency specifically cited investigations involving suspects and missing people as examples where time can matter. It also said the mobile LPR trailer could be moved to a specific location or problem area when investigators needed it. (Lake County Sheriff\u2019s Office)<\/p>\n
That illustrates one of the central tensions in the current debate: law enforcement has described license-plate readers as an investigative tool, while opponents who spoke Tuesday argued the privacy cost is too high.<\/p>\n
Florida took action one day earlier<\/b><\/p>\n
Lake County\u2019s vote came one day after a major change at the state level.<\/p>\n
On Aug. 31, the Florida Department of Transportation issued Engineering and Operations Memorandum 26-01: \u201cRevocation of General Use Permits for Automated License Plate Readers.\u201d<\/b> FDOT lists the memorandum as effective Aug. 31, 2026. (FDOT)<\/p>\n
The memorandum applies to automated license-plate recognition systems placed by local agencies within rights-of-way on the State Highway System<\/b>.<\/p>\n
FDOT said it has authority under Florida law to approve or deny requests from local law-enforcement agencies to put LPR systems in those state rights-of-way and to remove them at the department\u2019s discretion. (FDOT Blob Storage)<\/p>\n
FDOT said the rapid increase in the technology, combined with reports involving misuse, data-privacy concerns and surveillance, warranted immediate action.<\/p>\n
The department revoked its existing LPR-related approvals to local law-enforcement agencies and gave permit holders 30 days from the Aug. 31 memorandum to remove devices covered by the state action<\/b>. FDOT said it could remove remaining affected devices after that period. (FDOT Blob Storage)<\/p>\n
The department also said it would stop issuing future approvals for LPR systems within its jurisdiction. (FDOT Blob Storage)<\/p>\n
That 30-day provision applies specifically to the FDOT action involving the State Highway System<\/b>. Tuesday\u2019s Lake County discussion concerned the county\u2019s own authority over county rights-of-way.<\/p>\n
License-plate readers are not the same issue as automated ticketing cameras<\/b><\/p>\n
Tuesday\u2019s meeting also included discussion about another type of roadside technology: automated cameras used to issue traffic violations.<\/p>\n
At the beginning of the meeting, commissioners emphasized that the Lake County Commission had previously rejected requests for automated ticketing cameras in county rights-of-way.<\/p>\n
The distinction came up again when a resident discussed receiving an automated school-zone speeding violation in Eustis.<\/p>\n
A commissioner responded by again stressing that the county commission had been asked to authorize automated ticketing cameras and had said no.<\/p>\n
Tuesday\u2019s 5-0 vote concerned license-plate readers in county rights-of-way<\/b>, not a county vote on automated school-zone speeding cameras.<\/p>\n
What Tuesday\u2019s vote means<\/b><\/p>\n
The clearest immediate result of Tuesday\u2019s action is that Lake County commissioners have unanimously withdrawn county approval for license-plate readers operating under permits in county rights-of-way.<\/p>\n
The vote followed a morning in which residents repeatedly raised concerns about privacy and surveillance, commissioners debated whether they should first hear directly from the sheriff, and Sabatini pushed for immediate action.<\/p>\n
It also places Lake County\u2019s decision alongside a separate state action taken just one day earlier.<\/p>\n
FDOT has revoked its approvals for affected LPR systems in state highway rights-of-way.<\/p>\n
Lake County has now voted to revoke its permits for the technology in county rights-of-way.<\/p>\n
The jurisdictions are different, but the developments point to the same larger debate now unfolding in Florida: how governments balance the investigative value of license-plate reader technology against concerns about privacy and surveillance.<\/b><\/p>\n
In Lake County, commissioners ultimately agreed on what to do within the county\u2019s own rights-of-way.<\/p>\n
The vote was 5-0.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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