Knox County Mayor Betsy Henderson’s office said that Flock Safety has removed 133 of the county’s 143 Flock cameras, but all the poles the cameras were on remain as of Wednesday.
Ten cameras remain in place, though they have been covered up using a plastic “privacy shield” by the county’s engineering department.
The county gave Flock Safety until Sept. 16 to remove the cameras after the Knox County Commission voted Aug. 31 to ban the use of fixed automated license plate readers…