St. Johns County to remove some Flock cameras

St. Johns County will remove at least some of its Flock cameras, reducing the county’s use of the devices. The decision does not establish that every Flock camera in the county will be removed.

Scope of the removal

A final number of cameras slated for removal has not been announced. The county also has not identified which camera locations will be affected.

Those details will determine the practical reach of the decision. Removing only selected cameras would leave other parts of the network in place, while a broader removal would represent a larger change.

Timing and next steps

The county has not announced a removal schedule. The next steps include identifying the affected cameras and setting a timeline for taking them down.

Residents can watch for a county list of camera locations selected for removal, an implementation date and any further action concerning cameras that remain. Any additional county decision could clarify whether this is a limited reduction or part of a wider change.

Public details to follow

The central questions are now how many cameras will be removed, where they are located and when the work will occur. Details about any further county review will also show whether officials plan additional changes.

JaxToday covered the county’s planned removal.