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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPD Automated License Plate Readers PPTIntroduction •Asking for approval of a 24 month agreement with Flock Safety to install eighteen fixed and one non-fixed Flock Automated License Plate Reader cameras within the city. Motor Vehicle Theft •Motor Vehicle theft is up 50.5% over the past 5 years Flock Safety When you get Flock you get: Objective , real -time and investigative leads ●Vehicle Fingerprint ڞ = license plate plus (only the back of the vehicle) ●Solar powered ●Indiscriminate evidence from fixed locations ●No people, no facial recognition, no traffic enforcement ●-The locations were chosen based on traffic volume and crime statistics Plate TX LGS2639 Make Toyota Color Gray Last Visit 3:15 PM EDT -Technology multiples the police force -Criminals, Missing and Endangered persons -Contribute to crime reduction -Metrics Protecting Privacy Protecting Privacy Ethics -Driven Innovation ●All the Footage is owned by San Rafael and will never by sold or shared by Flock ●30 day data retention, then deleted ●Short retention period ensures that all data not associated with a crime is automatically deleted & unrecoverable ●Takes human bias out of crime -solving by detecting objective data, and detecting events that are objectively illegal (ex. Stolen vehicles) ●All data is stored securely in a Cloud based encripted server. ●Search reason is required for audit trail ●Data Sharing ●California Values Act -SB54 Protecting Privacy Ethics -Driven Innovation ●NOT facial recognition software ●NOT predictive policing ●NO Personal Identifying Information is contained in Flock ●NOT used for traffic enforcement ●Not connected to registration data or 3rd party databases (Carfax, DMV) ●Transparency Portal (optional) Transparency + Insights Measure ROI and promote the ethical use of public safety technology Transparency Portal ●Display technology policies ●Publish usage metrics ●Number of owned cameras ●Display who we share information with ●What is and what is not detected Case Studies CASE STUDY Long Term Results “Word has gotten out about these ALPR programs, and folks that are in the business of stealing cars will typically do a little bit of research and find out that a city that has an ALPR program they then want to avoid” -Chief Ian Schmutzler Vacaville PD Vacaville, CA 33% Decrease in Reported Vehicle Thefts 35% Increase in Arrests related to Vehicle Thefts 2x Requested increase in # of cameras Less Vehicle Thefts are happening in Vacaville, and more of them are getting solved Case Study: Smash & Grab Robbery San Bruno jewelry store owner stops attempted smash-and-grab robbery -Fox 2 News -Bay Area ●January 2022 -Five suspects attempt a Smash & Grab at a Jewelry store but are chased off by the owner ●But here’s what didn’t make the news… ●Suspect vehicle identified using Flock ●SBPD thought the suspects would try again, potentially more violently ●Vehicle placed on a custom hotlist ●SBPD receives a real time alert that the suspects are returning ●Officers locate the vehicle within seconds preventing another attempt San Bruno PD San Bruno, CA CASE STUDY Amber Alert Stranger on Stranger Abduction August 28, 2020 When every second matters, Flock Safety’s Machine Vision is Critical 12:33 PM 1:01 PM 2:30 PM 5:03 PM 6:00 PM Amber Alert Issued Search Conducted with Flock Safety Suspect Vehicle Located Felony Stop + Arrest Baby Reunited with Mother CPD Chamblee, Georgia Summary •The total cost for 2 years will not exceed $118,200 •Annual recurring subscription cost not to exceed $57,500 • Camera placement is based on traffic volume and main entrances to our city, crime statistics and vendor expertise. •Retention of this information is only for 30 days, unless connected to a crime. •The ALPR system does not capture or store any personal identification information •GOALS & OBJECTIVES For Year 23-25 •GOAL C: PUBLIC SAFETY Assess the effectiveness in reducing auto thefts and Part 1 crimes by use of ALPR’s