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The Sonoma Police Department's Facebook page features officers wearing the Axon Body 2 camera as of March 2020.

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Social media (Sonoma PD)

The Windsor Police Department's Facebook page features officers wearing the Axon Body 2 camera as of May 2019.

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Social media (Windsor PD)

The Alameda Police Department maintain a voluntary camera registry called We Share Electronic Evidence (We SEE).

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News article (East Bay Citizen)
Government information (Alameda County Website)

The Albany Police Department launched a voluntary security camera registration program for residential and commercial security cameras in January 2020.

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Government information (City of Albany)

The Livermore Police Department asks residents to register their private video surveillance at their home or business and allow officers to contact them should a crime occur in or near where your cameras are installed.

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Government information (Livermore Police)

The Newark Police Department encourages residents to register surveillance cameras with them to assist the police department in deterring criminal activity and capturing violators.

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Government information (Newark Police)

The San Leandro Police Department website includes a camera registration page.

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Government information (San Leandro PD)

The Clayton Police Department maintains a camera registry.

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Government information (Clayton PD)

The Concord Police Department maintains a camera registry.

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Government information (Concord PD)

The Moraga Police Departments asks residents and businesses to register their private security cameras with the police department to assist with solving crimes

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Government information (Moraga Police Department)

The Oakley Police Department asks residents and businesses to register their personal security cameras with the Neighborhood Security Camera Registration Program to assist with crime investigations.

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Government information (The Oakley Police Department)

The Pleasant Hill Police Department maintains a camera registry.

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Government information (Pleasant Hill city webpage)

The San Ramon Police Department maintains a camera registry.

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Government information (San Ramon PD)

The Fairfield Police Department has a community partnership that allows residents and businesses that have security video cameras on their property to register them with the police department.

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Government information (City of Fairfield)

The Cotati Police Department maintains a camera regisry.

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Government information (Cotati Police)

The Rohnert Park Department of Public Safety maintains a camera registry.

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Government information (Rohnert Park Police)

The Santa Rosa Police Department website includes an interface for the city's surveillance camera registry.

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Government information (Santa Rosa Police Department)

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office began using Axon body-worn cameras in June 2017.

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News article (Alameda Magazine)
Policy (Alameda County Sheriff's Office)
Press release (Axon)

The Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office has 52 body-worn cameras.

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Public records (MuckRock)

The San Francisco Sheriff's Office uses Axon body-worn cameras in San Francisco jails.

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News article (SF Examiner)

The Solano County Sheriff's Office uses Axon body-worn cameras.

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Social media (Solano County Sheriff's Office Facebook page)

The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office uses at least 250 body-worn cameras.

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Government information (Government page)
News article (The Press Democrat)

The Contra Costa County's Sheriff's Office allows residents to voluntarily register their camera.

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Social media (CONTRA COSTA SHERIFF-OFFICIAL PAGE)

The BART Police use Axon body-worn cameras.

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Policy (BART Police)

The UC Berkeley Police Department's Facebook page features officers wearing the Axon Body 2 camera as of May 2020.

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Social media (UC Berkeley PD)