The City of Greer will soon host a public input session related to Flock camera use within city limits.
The city initially suspended its automatic license plate reader technology for 90 days beginning Aug. 21, but that suspension has since been extended indefinitely. The suspension came after two Greer police officers were fired for misuse of the technology.
On Nov. 10, a City Council workshop session was held for city leaders to receive an update on the Flock camera system from Greer Police Department officials. Now, the city is preparing for another workshop on Nov. 24 to allow for public comments.
The public input workshop will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 24, at 5:30 p.m. in Greer City Hall. Residents wishing to speak before the council should sign up at the meeting.
For more information on the Greer Flock camera suspension, see GreerNews’ previous reporting.
