Anna Brawley
270:12 - 270:39
"an ordinance of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly repealing and replacing Anchorage Municipal Code Chapter 3.02— sorry, 102. And amending AMC Section 7.15.040 to clarify existing restrictions on surveillance technology and establish new restrictions on automated license plate reader systems. I will note that there is an S version and an S1 version that makes substantial changes to that title."
“an ordinance of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly repealing and replacing Anchorage Municipal Code Chapter 3.02— sorry, 102. And amending AMC Section 7.15.040 to clarify existing restrictions on surveillance technology and establish new restrictions on automated license plate reader systems. I will note that there is an S version and an S1 version that makes substantial changes to that title.”
- Speaker
- Anna Brawley
- Timestamp
- 270:12 – 270:39
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- October 20, 2026
From the transcript
But before that, we will deal with Ordinance AO-2026-108. I'm going to read the title again, and then I'm going to offer just a couple orientation comments in terms of process, and then we'll go from there. So this is Ordinance AO-2026-108, an ordinance of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly repealing and replacing Anchorage Municipal Code Chapter 3.02— sorry, 102. And amending AMC Section 7.15.040 to clarify existing restrictions on surveillance technology and establish new restrictions on automated license plate reader systems. I will note that there is an S version and an S1 version that makes substantial changes to that title.
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