Anderson, Red Bluff examine ALPR camera programs

Local council discussions

The Anderson City Council and Red Bluff City Council are examining automated license plate reader camera programs at council meetings. ALPR systems use cameras to record license plates, creating information that can be used to identify vehicles.

The discussions put the programs before two local city councils. The title of the development identifies examination of the camera programs, but does not identify an approval, rejection or other final council action.

What is clear

The issue involves both Anderson and Red Bluff. It is a local-government matter focused on ALPR camera programs and their consideration in council meetings.

A report by KRCR describes the discussions in the two cities. Read the KRCR report.

What comes next

The next developments will be tied to the councils’ handling of the ALPR programs at future meetings. Those steps could include additional discussion or a formal council action, but no such action is identified in the current report.