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Carlsbad to photograph every car entering city

Posted on March 20, 2017June 25, 2025 by Dissent

Phil Diehl reports:

Carlsbad is expanding its use of automated license plate readers into a system that aims to collect the registration information of every vehicle that enters the city.

The $1 million Police Department project — which will add stationary cameras at 14 key Carlsbad intersections, creating a virtual gateway at the city’s borders — was approved by the City Council last week, sparking outrage over privacy rights and government control from several residents and one council member.

Read more on San Diego Union-Tribune.

via Joe Cadillic

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