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Marana Police Department: Automated License Plate Readers

Agency	Marana Police Department
Location	Marana, AZ
Technology	Automated License Plate Readers
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The Marana Police Department purchased four automated license plate readers and one ALPR trailer in 2019 using federal funds through Operation Stonegarden.

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Meeting documents (Marana City Council)

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Cameras attached to fixed locations or to patrol cars that are used to track license plates.

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