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  • Hernandez said a significant number of cameras are located along Pines Boulevard, which is maintained by the state and will be subject to FDOT’s removal order.

  • The FDOT memorandum read that cameras not removed within the deadline could be removed by the department.

  • FDOT said it would no longer issue permits for future license plate reader systems and gave agencies 30 days to remove cameras covered by the permits they issued.

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  • FDOT said it would no longer issue permits for future license plate reader systems and gave agencies 30 days to remove cameras covered by the permits they issued.

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Origin: first recognised while reading Pembroke Pines suspends use of Flock cameras after mayor and state push back · 2026-09-08 18:49

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