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Senate passes license-plate reader bill after sponsor says Park City concerns addressed
Summary
Senators concurred in the third substitute of S.B. 196, amending license-plate reader rules after sponsor Senator Weiler said the bill addressed Park City parking-enforcement concerns; final roll-call recorded 24 yea, 0 nay, 5 absent.
Third substitute S.B. 196, which makes amendments related to license‑plate readers, was explained on the floor by Senator Weiler and passed by the Senate.
Senator Weiler said Park City officials raised concerns but the substitute amendments alleviate those concerns and preserve permitted parking enforcement practices under existing law. He described the change as clarifying that scanning activity used for parking enforcement was still permitted and did not require retention of unrelated data.
On the floor the question was called, and the roll‑call vote recorded 24 yays, 0 nays and 5 absent. The bill will be sent to the House for the speaker’s signature.
