Milton City Council Evaluates New Surveillance Technology Ordinance
Local lawmakers in Milton are reviewing a proposed ordinance to regulate the deployment and oversight of municipal surveillance technology.
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Indianapolis lawmakers draft strict rules for municipal surveillance tools
Local leaders in Indianapolis are pushing for legislative oversight to regulate how law enforcement and city agencies deploy public surveillance tech.
Protesters Target Flock Safety Tech Over Mass Surveillance Concerns
Activists gathered outside a San Francisco technology conference to condemn Flock Safety's automated license plate readers, highlighting mounting public pushback against corporate and municipal survei...
Flock Safety Faces Workforce Cuts Amid Growing Surveillance Backlash
License plate reader manufacturer Flock Safety is reportedly planning to lay off 18 percent of its staff following widespread bipartisan opposition.
New Drone Technology Selected for Critical Reconnaissance Program
A specialized fleet of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and their integrated technology stack have been chosen for an upcoming reconnaissance program, signaling a significant advancement in autonomous ...
Emerald Isle Debates Public Safety Tech Expansion
Town officials in Emerald Isle launched a series of public forums to address community concerns regarding proposed drone surveillance and automated license plate readers.
Lawmaker targets automated license plate readers with federal funding ban
Representative Rashida Tlaib has introduced legislation to cut off federal dollars for Flock Safety automated license plate readers, citing severe surveillance and privacy risks.
Oshkosh Weighs New Limits on Automated License Plate Readers
City officials in Oshkosh are weighing a new resolution to restrict the use of automated license plate recognition cameras amid growing community pushback over digital surveillance.
Lakeland Police Department Invests Millions in Drone Fleet and AI Integration
The Lakeland Police Department has approved a nearly $22 million contract to significantly expand its aerial drone program and integrate advanced artificial intelligence tools.
Police unit quietly cuts ties with Palantir policing software
A regional law enforcement agency has officially ended its contract with Palantir, citing mounting pressure over data privacy concerns and algorithmic transparency.
