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This page collects the 25 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Surveillance Technology”. Coverage spans bills, public meetings, and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Law Enforcement, Local Government, and Privacy.

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  1. Yesterday2 items
    1. Sarasota Police highlight automated license plate readers amid privacy scrutiny and state removal requirementsThe Sarasota Police Department defended its use of automated license plate readers to develop leads and solve cases, while noting new internal access restrictions and mandatory camera relocations due Manatee County
    2. Sarasota Police highlight license plate reader use amid database misuse scrutinySarasota County
  2. Wed, Oct 283 items
    1. Political mailers in San Diego District 2 race falsely label anti-Flock candidate Nicole Crosby as a camera supporterSupporters of independent candidate Richard Bailey have distributed mailers in the San Diego District 2 race labeling his opponent, Democrat Nicole Crosby, as 'San Diego's Flock camera candidate' despSan Diego County3 reports
    2. Former Sheriff's Commander Calls for Countywide Regulation of Automated License Plate ReadersSan Diego County
    3. Sheriff Bob Gualtieri says automated license plate reader cameras will be relocated if banned from Pinellas County propertyPinellas County
  3. Tue, Oct 272 items
    1. Californians push back against municipal police drone expansion and data retentionPublic pushback is intensifying across California as municipal police departments seek to expand drone programs from emergency-only responses to everyday patrols and investigations. Driven by a 2021 sSan Diego County
    2. Crypto-billionaire Chris Larsen's $540,000 donation sparks joint 'anti-billionaire' campaign in District 10 supervisor raceSan Francisco County
  4. Tue, Sep 151 item
    1. El Paso City Council evaluates removing Flock license plate reader camerasThe El Paso City Council is evaluating proposals to remove all Flock license plate reader cameras from municipal properties within 60 days or establish stricter controls on future surveillance installHillsborough County

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  • Topic to billsRhode Island Bill Authorizes Police Use of Automated License Plate Readers and Regulates Data Collection, Mississippi bill requires law enforcement to obtain a search warrant before using cell site simulators, Illinois House Bill 399 makes a technical change to the short title of the Freedom from Drone Surveillance Act (+1 more)
  • Topic to peopleRichard Bailey, Nicole Crosby, Marni von Wilpert (+1 more)
  • Topic to orgsProtect San Diego – in support of Bailey for City Council 2026, Lincoln Club, Federal Communications Commission (+2 more)
  • Topic to meetingsPublic Safety Committee to vote on ambulance billing contract, security grants, and police surveillance technology, San Diego Public Safety Committee approves ambulance billing contract, security grants, and police armored vehicle purchase, Charter Review Committee Meeting Minutes: April 21, 2026

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