Metro Council is responding after the Wilson County sheriff called out Davidson County for not having license plate readers (LPRs) to fight crime.

The cameras cost about $300 each with the annual operation fee of $2,500 per camera. That fee covers the storage of information and photographs for up to 30 days.

Metro Council approved the permanent expansion of license plate reader cameras in August 2023. However, LPR cameras and signs were turned off and taken down following the six-month pilot program ...

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