St. Johns County commission to debate Flock camera permits on county rights-of-ways on Oct. 20

St. Johns County commissioners agreed Tuesday to place the county’s use of Flock Safety automatic license plate reader cameras on the Oct. 20 agenda — a decision that capped a public comment period in which Flock cameras were again a topic.RELATED: St. Johns County Sheriff defends Flock cameras, cites crimes solved as commissioners vote to approve $1.9B 2027 budgetDebra Campbell said she rarely leaves her house more than two or three times a week, told commissioners she had requested her own license plate records from the sheriff’s department and was alarmed by what she found.“In just 30 days, cameras on the roads captured my plate 154 separate times,” Campbell said. “On one single afternoon when I just drove to a family birthday party, the system logged my plate 23 times.”Campbell said she received 119 actual photos of her vehicle. But what concerned her most was the error rate.“Eleven cars were not mine — but captured my licence plate as those cars,” she said. Campbell also raised co