Public Safety Committee approves SAS intelligence-software agreement after privacy questions
The Public Safety Committee approved an agreement to acquire SAS law‑enforcement intelligence software after members questioned data access, retention, and whether outside agencies could retrieve information; police staff said external access is reviewed case‑by‑case and agreed to provide details in writing.
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The Public Safety Committee moved to approve an agreement authorizing use of SAS law‑enforcement intelligence software after council members raised questions about data access and retention and the administration provided assurances about oversight.
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