Vice Mayor Michael Hernandez said the city currently has 86 operational license plate reader cameras, with capacity to reach 100.

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• Vice Mayor Michael Hernandez said the city currently has 86 operational license plate reader cameras, with capacity to reach 100.

  However, Vice Mayor Michael Hernandez said Wednesday that, according to his conversations with the police chief, the city currently has 86 operational license plate reader cameras, with the capacity to reach 100.

Sources

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

Who and what it involves

• ◈Michael Hernandez
• ◈Pembroke Pines
• ◈Flock cameras

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