The Cleveland Community Police Commission wants to hear from the public about Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs).
What are ALPRs?
ALPRs are cameras that take pictures of car license plates. They record license plate numbers and can save information about where and when a car was seen.
Police use these cameras to help find stolen cars and solve crimes. However, some people worry that these cameras may invade people’s privacy.
The Community Police Commission (CPC) was established to provide community input on police policies to help strengthen relationships between officers and the communities they serve. Better policies will help ensure policing in Cleveland is safe, effective, and that the civil rights of Cleveland residents are upheld.
About Us
Background and purpose of the
Commission.
Our Work
Recommendations to improve policing policies & practices.
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Join a CPC Work Group to develop policy reports & recommendations.
Citizen involvement is key to the success of our City.
Insights from all residents are vital to ensuring police policies and practices are effective and consistent with the values of all Cleveland communities. Join us as we work to ensure all community members are heard during the reform process.
