After a court ruled license plate reader footage is public record, one city turned off its entire camera network as lawmakers debate limits nationwide.
The city will deactivate its 68 cameras after a Snohomish County judge ruled that the footage is considered public record.
The decision came after a Washington man filed public records requests seeking access to data captured by the cameras.
During the Everett City Council Meeting today, Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin shared her response to Federal Immigration Enforcement in Everett.In regards to ...
The ruling comes as state lawmakers debate a bill that would exempt automated license plate reader footage from the Public Records Act.
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