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To:City Clerk
Subject:Public Comment - Palm Springs City Council meeting of March 28, 2024 (5:30PM) - Agenda Item: 3.A
Date:Thursday, March 28, 2024 12:00:19 PM
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March 28, 2024
City of Palm Springs
City Council Chamber / City Hall
3200 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way
Palm Springs, CA. 92262
760.323.8204
Attn: City Clerk
Re: Written letter to be entered in the Public record and made available for public Inspection
for the March 28, 2024 (5:30PM) Palm Springs City Council meeting - Agenda Item: 3.A
(proposed attempt to control private sector property - ALPR devices)
Dear current City Council members,
This letter is in opposition of the City of Palm Springs, California implementation of
regulation (policies) in regards to private sector businesses and or personal (Individual) owned
(purchased) Automated License plate Recognition (reader) cameras (ALPR's). The placement
and monitoring of those Invasive surveillance devices within City owned and operated (Public
Right of way) and private properties shouldn't be under the control of the City government.
City taxpayer's shouldn't be obligated for the potential legal ramifications from claimed
protection from ALPR's and the risks of having unsightly right-of-way obstructions that could
cause increased risks to roadway traffic and pedestrian accidents.
Californias (SB34) that outlines the required "safeguards" for the implementation of ALPR's
in California has construted major challenges for Resident's to obtain and perserve vanishing
privacy of ones travelling details within areas of ALPR surveillance programs.
Please consider that the "surveillance state" will not protect the states political elements from
it's own installation of a "Police State" enforcement encampment area. Politicians movements
and religious group assembly plus other medical procedures of individuals are at risk of
continuous surveillance and potential unlawful actions from actors that once were trusted co-
actors in the surveillance state.
Sincerely,
Brad Anderson | Rancho Mirage, CA. | ba4612442@gmail.com
Cc:
03/28/2024
Public Comment
Item 3A
03/28/2024
Public Comment
Item 3A