Commission postpones surveillance recommendation, asks for more data on mental‑health audit
The commission approved minutes, postponed a surveillance recommendation to a future meeting, and asked staff and departments to provide technology inventory and usage data; Vice Chair Ramirez indicated plans to bring a recommendation on the mental‑health audit to council after receiving additional information.
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At the start of the Sept. 8 meeting the commission approved the minutes from Aug. 3 after a motion and a second. Later in the meeting commissioners agreed to defer formal action on a recommendation about public‑safety surveillance technology and data sharing to a future session so members could review inventory and privacy‑impact assessment details from ATS and departments.
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