Summary
Santa Cruz is considering whether to keep or ditch its surveillance cameras, following a trend of other California cities ditching them over privacy concerns. It's a debate about safety versus your personal data.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
No major cost changes are expected either way, but the city might save money if they turn them off.
The public might benefit from increased privacy, while law enforcement could argue they benefit from having the tools to solve crimes.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (2)
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California Communities Rally to “Get the Flock Out” ACLU of Northern California
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Santa Cruz Discloses ALPR Violations, Launches Major Review of License Plate Cameras Good Times | Santa Cruz California's Leading Free Weekly
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