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News Analysis Congress Eyes ALPR Limits: What the ‘Flock-Off Act’ Signals A newly introduced bill, H.R. 10221, takes aim at the Flock camera network. Here's why federal attention to ALPRs matters for everyday drivers. September 12, 2026 Read →

News Analysis Nevada Lawmaker Eyes Ban on License Plate Readers A Nevada legislator plans a bill to ban Flock Safety and other ALPR systems. Here's why that fight matters everywhere. September 5, 2026 Read →

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 Michigan Weighs Limits on How Long Flock Data Is Kept A Michigan bill would cap retention of Flock ALPR data. Here's why data retention rules matter for your privacy. August 4, 2026 Read →

News Analysis Knoxville Lawmaker Signals Possible ALPR Bill A Knoxville-area lawmaker is hinting at license plate reader legislation. Here's why that matters and how to weigh in. July 31, 2026 Read →

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