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Anna Brawley

40:45 - 41:22

“adding that to the list of things that are prohibited for municipal use and also limiting the the extent to which it can be used for evidence.”
Community
Alaska News
Location
Anchorage
Captured at
October 14, 2026

From the transcript

And so also adding that to the list of things that are prohibited for municipal use and also limiting the the extent to which it can be used for evidence. And so, so there's a few pieces there. It does also mention in required reporting, that's the last piece of that, that there's a detailed log of access to that or use of that signal surveillance technology. This is it. Like many other things, we know that this type of technology is being used in the private sector, it's being used elsewhere, but this is limiting municipal use of that.

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