The Brief Burnet County takes down fixed Flock LPR cameras Auto theft task force reports two incidents involving damage to the cameras There are no known suspects at this time Some argue the cameras should stay downBurnet County has taken down all their fixed Flock LPR cameras after two incidents of damage. Burnet County takes down fixed Flock camerasWhat they're saying:The Burnet County Sheriff's Office posted an August 3 memo on social media, saying that all fixed Flock LPR cameras deployed in the county by the Heart of Texas Auto Theft Task Force had been removed. The backstory:The Burnet County Commissioners Court approved a contract with Flock in March 2025 which included two Flock portable license plate readers and two Flock portable, solar-powered mobile units. Groups like Institute for Justice said Burnet County should consider doing the same. Burnet County said they have already seen that firsthand.