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Eugene committee weighs state-led ALPR regulation and local control
Summary
Councilors and staff debated whether a state-level automatic license plate reader (ALPR) policy would preempt local decisions and whether the city should wait for state outcomes or pursue concurrent local policy work.
City staff briefed the Intergovernmental Relations Committee on Jan. 7 about ongoing state work to craft regulations for automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) and the implications for local policy. Senator Pruzanski is convening a Senate Judiciary work group and the state’s proposal—said to focus on procurement, data storage and sharing—may produce procurement and technical guidance that local governments would adopt or adapt.
Ethan Nelson said early indications show the governor’s package…
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