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San Jose’s ALPR Policy
San Jose states that ALPRs are used to enhance public safety by facilitating the identification and location of vehicles of legitimate interest to law enforcement. This includes locating stolen or wanted vehicles, apprehending suspects, finding witnesses and victims of violent crimes, locating missing persons, and crime investigations.
Officers are required to verify data and other sources before initiating contact with any vehicle.
Policy Stated by (CITY)
- Data is encrypted and stored in a secured police facility
- Physical access is limited to law enforcement staff with a legitimate need to access the data
- Access logs for searches are tracked (date/time, license plate, name/department of person accessing, purpose)
- Periodic and random audits are conducted to ensure compliant with system requirements and law
If you see a violation of these privacies, you have the right to report.
Facial recognition usage is not listed in the policy.
Source: SJ ALPR Policy
Statistics
ALPR Cameras
- Manufacturer: Flock Safety
- Contract Duration & Budget: N/A(?)
- Number of Cameras: 474
- Authorized Start:
- ALPR Data Retention Policy: Data captured is automatically purged after 365 days
- ALPR Data Sharing Policy:
- Shared among local law enforcement partners
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