In recent days, multiple counties across Florida have been mobilizing to address the presence of unexplained Flock cameras and automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) on state roads. Authorities have uncovered several Flock cameras with no identifiable ownership, prompting an urgent response. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has set a deadline for law enforcement agencies to remove these devices. Despite the rapidly approaching deadline, some mayors in South Florida are advocating for the continued use of these cameras, citing their potential benefits. Concerns regarding privacy and data usage have intensified as Palm Beach County commissioners demand transparency from local law enforcement regarding the operation of Flock cameras. While some municipalities are removing these devices, reports indicate that privately owned Flock cameras remain operational in certain areas. As the deadline looms, agencies are rushing to comply, and the fate of Flock cameras continues to spark debate within the community.