Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
Deflock Connecticut maps the state’s license-plate camera debate
A Connecticut civil-liberties campaign explains automated license-plate reader networks and urges residents to press for public oversight.
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- Connecticut residents tracking ALPR policy
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- The page cites 1,564 ALPR cameras reported by Connecticut agencies in September 2026, via WFSB.
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The explanation distinguishes camera capture from the searchable networks that can form when records from multiple locations are connected. Its vendor descriptions also separate systems and data arrangements rather than treating all vehicle-location records as interchangeable. The page says Connecticut law sets a general 21-day retention limit for covered agencies and vendors, while noting statutory exceptions and variable system settings.
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