Tennessee lawmakers are working to introduce new regulations on automated license plate reading cameras. This effort comes after the installation of nearly 300 cameras in the state. The cameras, known as Flock cameras, have raised concerns about privacy among citizens and officials.

The installation of additional cameras has been put on hold for now, although existing cameras will continue to operate. In Knox County, the commission has requested more information about the cameras already in use by the sheriff's office. Further details on the proposed regulations and the ongoing debate are available from local news sources, including WSMV 4 News.