Denver City Council – camera expansion
Council unanimously rejected expansion. The mayor subsequently extended the contract without council approval.
Read more →Council unanimously rejected expansion. The mayor subsequently extended the contract without council approval.
Read more →Council voted 3-2 not to renew, declining both a $315,000 three-year contract and a $105,000 one-year alternative. Cameras were switched off on 7 June 2026. The police chief…
Read more →After three hours of public comment, council extended the license plate reader contract on a 5-4 vote while rejecting a proposed expansion into drones, fixed cameras and investigative…
Read more →Council voted to renew through 29 December 2026, with an amendment barring the Northeast Ohio Regional Fusion Center from accessing the city's camera data. The safety committee rejected…
Read more →City council unanimously rejected an extension. The mayor extended the contract anyway. Nine council members then asked the city auditor to block a further five-month extension, writing that…
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