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Read saved summary →Follow Minnesota reporting, explore reported camera locations, request public records, track local decisions and add your name to the state petition for accountable automated license plate reader policy.
Ask for contracts, invoices, policies, retention settings, access lists, audit logs and usage reports.
Search state, county and city agendas for ALPR, license plate reader, surveillance technology and Flock-related items.
Advocate for public notice, purpose limits, short retention, audit trails and recurring transparency reports.
We ask state and local leaders to require public notice, meaningful debate, written use limits, auditable access, enforceable retention limits, documented sharing rules and regular public reporting for automated license plate reader systems.
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Flock Cameras Spark new questions in Minnesota City rollingout.com
Read saved summary →The Minnesota communities rethinking their use of Flock cameras Star Tribune
Read saved summary →UMN removes Flock Safety camera on campus, though multiple remain The Minnesota Daily
Read saved summary →University of Minnesota removes Flock camera in Somali-heavy neighborhood while others remain Campus Reform
Read saved summary →Plymouth is latest Minnesota city to ditch Flock cameras MPR News
Read saved summary →Flock ALPR debate focuses on privacy and safety concerns in St. Cloud St. Cloud Times
Read saved summary →University of Minnesota removes license plate reader in Cedar-Riverside neighborhood CBS News
Read saved summary →Commentary: Police surveillance technology requires rules and public oversight, not just trust minnesotareformer.com
Read saved summary →University Of Minnesota Removes License Plate Reader In Cedar-Riverside Neighborhood Patch
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