Public Safety Committee reviews police cameras and license-plate readers
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The Saint Paul Public Safety Committee met in Council Chambers on June 24, 2026. The Saint Paul Police Department (SPPD) presented on its use of technology and camera capabilities, and ACLU - MN presented on municipal regulations for automated license plate readers. Both presentations were received and filed by the committee.
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What this means
Both presentations were informational and the committee did not adopt any new rules at this meeting. "Received and filed" means the committee accepted the presentations into the official record but took no formal action. Residents should not expect immediate changes to city policy from this meeting.
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- Received and filed: SPPD presentation on use of technology and camera capabilities.
- Received and filed: ACLU - MN presentation on municipal regulations for automated license plate readers.
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