The most notable change carves out an exemption for police on federal task forces — meaning they would not have to disclose surveillance information
. Because of that and other changes, it will likely be weeks before the ordinance gets back to the council for a vote.
Among the requirements would be an annual look at each technology through a civil rights lens, a disclosure of data breaches, and a look at whether gear is worth the money. The public will be able to debate surveillance technology proposals before the city moves forward with them.Councilmember Monica Montgomery Steppe championed the proposed ordinances, and in November 2020, the City Council unanimously approved them.
Montgomery Steppe urged her colleagues to move forward with the ordinance, which was crafted with advocates who were concerned about the technology impinging on civil rights and civil liberties. “There is a lot of distrust in the community about this process,” the councilmember said. “You are asking us to disclose the technology, and I don’t have the right to do that,” Nisleit told the council.
Dozens of public speakers asked the council to approve the ordinance. Many balked at Nisleit’s argument that he’d have to pull the department out of federal task forces.
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