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- Vice Mayor Michael Hernandez said the city currently has 86 operational license plate reader cameras, with capacity to reach 100.
- Pembroke Pines commissioners will discuss the Flock camera topic at the city’s next commission meeting on Sept. 3 at 6:30 p.m. in the commission chambers.
- Pembroke Pines entered into a cooperative agreement for Flock Safety’s license plate reader technology in December 2022.
- The city’s Flock Safety contract covers 64 documented license plate reader units at an initial two‑year cost of $342,400, including a $350 installation fee and a $2,500 annual usage fee per unit.
- Castillo noted that it is unclear to the city what the removal would cost or who would pay for it.
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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