SECURITYAug 6 · 11:02 UTCNASHVILLE BANNERSteven Hale

Amid Debate About Automatic License Plate Readers in Nashville, the Airport’s Use Has Flown Under the Radar

Despite community opposition blocking automatic license plate reader plans across Nashville, the Nashville International Airport utilizes at least 10 AI-powered cameras from Flock Safety. These LPRs capture vehicle data accessible to airport police and thousands of law enforcement agencies nationally. Furthermore, while Flock’s policy dictates 30-day cloud storage, the airport's internal policy stores captured data on site for a minimum of three years.

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