Alleged illegal license plate reader data sharing
Summary
A privacy advocate told the council the Oakley Police Department is sharing license plate reader data with a federal border patrol agency, which he says violates California's SB 34 and the department's own audit policy. He is calling for an investigation and accountability.
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Last discussed Jul 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
Residents would benefit from a transparent investigation and lawful data practices.
If the allegation is accurate, residents' vehicle location data has been shared outside legal limits, risking privacy and civil-liberty harms.
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