Idaho ballot measure would ban automated license plate readers
Idaho Governor Wilder rejected a proposed ban on automated license plate readers, sending the measure to a November 2027 ballot.
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Idaho Governor Wilder rejected a proposed ban on automated license plate readers, sending the measure to a November 2027 ballot.
Read more →Wilder City Council voted 2-2 on a privacy ordinance that would ban license plate readers, with the mayor casting the deciding no vote.
Read more →Robinson City Council voted unanimously to terminate its Flock Safety automatic license plate reader contract.
Read more →Sunnyside city council voted to terminate its contract with Flock Safety for a mobile license plate reader trailer following resident and official concerns about privacy and costs.
Read more →Chetek's City Council voted Friday to terminate its Flock contract and disable two cameras citing privacy concerns.
Read more →Columbus City Council is debating new rules for how the city uses Flock license plate readers.
Read more →Tempe city officials confirmed they are canceling their Flock Safety contract and turning off cameras due to privacy concerns.
Read more →Tempe removed a Flock Safety camera discussion from its city council agenda on September 1, 2026.
Read more →Wilmette's Public Safety Committee will discuss renewing its Flock Safety contract, which expires in December 2026.
Read more →A Texas vehicle theft prevention initiative generated revenue that supported automatic license plate reader technology deployment.
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