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Attachment 6 ALPR Resolution Presentation (for 1.26.22)

South San Francisco City Council
January 26, 2022

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Attachment 6 ALPR Resolution Presentation (for 1.26.22)
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January 26, 2022
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Maryjo Nuñez, Lead for America
Fellow, City Manager’s Office
Scott Campbell, Chief of Police,
SSFPD
• Atherton • Daly City • Foster City • Hillsborough • Menlo Park • Portola Valley
• San Bruno • Mateo • Colma • Millbrae • Woodside

IMAGE CAPTURED

IMAGE STORED AND

COMPARED TO
“HOT LIST”

LAW ENFORCEMENT

ALERTED
(IF IDENTIFIED AS

WANTED VEHICLE)

DATA RETAINED ON

ENCRYPTED

SERVERS
MAXIMUM OF 30
DAYS
(UNLESS ONGOING

INVESTIGATION)

PUBLIC

OUTREACH

POLICY AND

PROCEDURES

AUDITS TO
ENSURE

PROPER USE
AND

OUTCOMES

TECHNOLOGY

AVAILABLE FOR
PUBLIC

TRANSPARENCY
PORTAL
• Limit access to collected data to those with a demonstrated “need to know,”
• Data destroyed within 30 days or less of collection;
• No data will be sold;
• Data sharing only when investigating and/or prosecuting criminal activity Data will not be shared with the Immigration Customs Enforcement Agency, either directly or indirectly; • Ensure the accuracy of ALPR information and correct data errors
• Posting the City’s usage and privacy policy on the City website
• An annual audit
• Creation of an ALPR Transparency Portal on the City website • Training of all Police Department personnel on the policies and restrictions concerning ALPR camera use and data
Price: at 25 cameras, totaling
$68, 750 for the first year, then
$62, 500 annually
Price: at 31 cameras,
totaling $85, 250 for
the first year, then
$77, 500 annually
Price: Option 1 and
inclusion of all intersections
between SSF and
surrounding cities at 71
cameras, totals $195, 250
for the first year, then
$177, 500 annually

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