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News Analysis Connecticut Weighs License Plate Reader Rules for 2026 As Connecticut lawmakers eye ALPR policy for 2026, the ACLU raises questions every resident should be asking about this technology. August 10, 2026 Read →
News Analysis Connecticut Pushback Shows ALPR Backlash Is Spreading A Fox News report on Flock Safety cameras highlights growing resistance to license plate readers — and why residents everywhere should pay attention. July 28, 2026 Read →

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