The city of Eugene aims to complete initial work on a policy defining and regulating surveillance technology by the end of the year.
Assistant City Manager Matt Rodrigues told city councilors Wednesday, June 17, that he hopes to deliver a “policy framework” for the citywide use of surveillance tools within the next six months.
The conversation came months after Eugene ended its controversial contract with Flock Safety, a company providing automated license-plate recognition cameras, after their use by the city police department sparked privacy concerns…