The police department’s decision follows an Aug. 31 memorandum from the FDOT revoking general‑use permits for automated license plate readers on state roads.

Pembroke Pines Police Department follows Aug. 31 FDOT memorandum revoking permits Aug. 31 FDOT memorandum

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• The police department’s decision follows an Aug. 31 memorandum from the FDOT revoking general‑use permits for automated license plate readers on state roads.

  The police department’s decision follows an Aug. 31 memorandum from the FDOT revoking general-use permits for automated license plate readers on roads under state jurisdiction.

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• Pembroke Pines suspends use of Flock cameras after mayor and state push back cited evidence

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• ◈Pembroke Pines Police Department
• ◷Aug. 31 FDOT memorandum

Origin: extracted from Pembroke Pines suspends use of Flock cameras after mayor and state push back · 2026-09-08 18:49