Durango police report ALPR use, limits data sharing pending stronger audits
Durango Police Chief Bryce Curran reported 696 ALPR searches in May across 85 cases and said the department has suspended most nationwide sharing of plate data, restricting sharing to Colorado, Arizona, Utah and New Mexico while it strengthens audit controls and monthly reporting.
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Durango Police Chief Bryce Curran told the city council on July 7 that the department logged 696 automated‑license‑plate‑reader (ALPR) searches in May across 85 unique cases, producing life‑saving and investigative leads including vehicle recoveries and arrests.
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