Facial Recognition Technology
This is the national debate, not a verdict.
Whether and how police and public agencies may use facial recognition, and what oversight applies.
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(1-37)
Stuck: 84Moving: 7Active debate: 10
Where it is moving
O'Brien County, Iowa
MovingAug 25, 20262 resultscounty
Crossville, Tennessee
MovingAug 18, 20261 resultcity
Missoula H S, Montana
MovingAug 18, 20261 resultschool
Palo Alto, California
MovingAug 17, 20261 resultcity
Albion, Michigan
MovingAug 17, 20261 resultcity
Norwalk School District, Connecticut
MovingAug 12, 20261 resultschool
Madison Heights, Michigan
MovingAug 11, 20261 resultcity
Inkster, Michigan
Active debateAug 5, 20261 resultcity
Hutchinson, New Jersey
Active debateAug 3, 20261 resultcity
Norwalk City, Connecticut
Active debateJul 28, 20262 resultscity
Jenkins Independent, Kentucky
Active debateJul 28, 20261 resultschool
Van Buren County, Tennessee
Active debateJul 21, 20261 resultcounty
Marinette, Wisconsin
Active debateJul 20, 20261 resultcity
Middleville, Michigan
Active debateJul 15, 20261 resultcity
Tompkins County, New York
Active debateJun 23, 20261 resultcounty
Chelsea School District, Michigan
Active debateJun 22, 20261 resultschool
Vallejo, California
Active debateJun 18, 20266 resultscity
- Vallejo board to form ad hoc panel to draft facial‑recognition policy amid public opposition
- Vallejo board votes to form ad hoc committee to draft facial‑recognition policy
- Board to agendize generative AI review; commenter urges ban on facial recognition as VPD explains audit tools
- Surveillance advisory board votes to agendize facial-recognition policy for future meeting
- Vallejo interviews surveillance advisory applicant; candidate says privacy protections must guide technology use
Anchorage School District, Alaska
StuckJun 5, 20261 resultschool
Palisades SD, Pennsylvania
StuckJun 3, 20262 resultsschool
New London School District, Connecticut
StuckMay 26, 20261 resultschool