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Dare Commissioners Vote Unanimously to Remove Flock License Plate Cameras

Dare County voted unanimously to remove 14 sheriff-operated Flock cameras, despite law enforcement saying the system had helped solve serious crimes.

Dare Commissioners Vote Unanimously to Remove Flock License Plate Cameras — Camden Tribune | Courtesy of Dare County Board of Commissioners Meeting

By Francisco Salmeron • 2 months ago

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Inside the Camden Sheriff's Office: What Sheriff Jones wants taxpayers to see

Camden Tribune went inside the Sheriff's Office with Sheriff Kevin Jones. What emerged was a picture of an agency making an old building work and a sheriff arguing that Camden's growth will eventually force wider choices.

Dare Commissioners Vote Unanimously to Remove Flock License Plate Cameras — Camden Tribune | Courtesy of Dare County Board of Commissioners Meeting

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Sep 2, 2026

Dare Commissioners Vote Unanimously to Remove Flock License Plate Cameras

Dare County voted unanimously to remove 14 sheriff-operated Flock cameras, despite law enforcement saying the system had helped solve serious crimes.

Dare Commissioners Vote Unanimously to Remove Flock License Plate Cameras — Camden Tribune | Courtesy of Dare County Board of Commissioners Meeting

Aug 20, 2026

Inside the Camden Sheriff's Office: What Sheriff Jones wants taxpayers to see

Camden Tribune went inside the Sheriff's Office with Sheriff Kevin Jones. What emerged was a picture of an agency making an old building work and a sheriff arguing that Camden's growth will eventually force wider choices.

Inside the Camden Sheriff's Office: What Sheriff Jones wants taxpayers to see — Camden Tribune | Francisco Salmeron

Jul 21, 2026

North Carolina Opens State Roads to License-Plate Readers. What Does That Mean for Camden County?

North Carolina now permits automated license-plate readers along state-maintained roads. Camden County has not announced a deployment. Here is what the law allows, what safeguards exist, and what residents can ask before any local decision is made.

North Carolina Opens State Roads to License-Plate Readers. What Does That Mean for Camden County? — Camden Tribune | Ai Illustration image