Salt Lake City Holds Firm on License Plate Cameras | Salt Lake City News
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Salt Lake City Holds Firm on License Plate Cameras | Salt Lake City News
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Salt Lake City Police are doubling down on license plate reader cameras, defending them as vital for catching thieves, violent criminals, and hit-and-run drivers — even as other Utah cities pull back over privacy concerns. They claim data is auto-deleted after nine months unless tied to an active case, and they never sell or share it. The department cites concrete uses: tracking wanted suspects, locating missing persons, and recovering stolen vehicles. Governor Spencer Cox, though uneasy about privacy, has launched a statewide review to ensure accountability. While the debate underscores the growing tension between public safety tech and civil liberties, Salt Lake City insists its protocols strike the right balance — for now.
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