Public Safety Surveillance
Summary
Nacogdoches PD is launching a new surveillance program that’s going to change how our neighborhoods are monitored. It’s a big shift in local policing that raises some real questions about how much privacy we’re trading for that extra layer of security.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers are footing the bill for this new tech, so we should expect to see these costs reflected in future city budget allocations.
Local law enforcement gets a powerful new tool to track criminal activity and respond to incidents more efficiently.
Residents who value their digital privacy might feel like they’re being watched a little too closely in their own neighborhoods.
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Nacogdoches Police Department launches surveillance program
Nacogdoches Police Department launches surveillance program cbs19.tv
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