The Kentucky General Assembly is moving forward with the regulation of automated license reading cameras. The State Senate voted 27 to six Friday in favor of regs for Flock cameras. It sets out a 90-day limit on storing data unless it is part of a criminal investigation and stipulates that the information can’t be sold. Bill Sponsor Jimmy Higdon said some guardrails are needed.
“But, it is the wild west. There’s no requirement for any type of regulations at the local level, so this will regulate these cameras,” said Higdon.
