ALPR Status Policy obtained via media; records request denied; 9 cameras confirmed (3 mobile, 6 fixed)
Listed Because Request filed · Policy obtained
Current Policy SOP #1371 — License Plate Readers, effective August 6, 2018 (issued by Sheriff Terry T. Wagner); published by KOLN 10/11, September 18, 2026. Governs use, retention (180-day limit), hot-list management, data sharing, and annual reporting under NRS 60-3201 to 60-3209.
Privacy Policy 180-day data retention limit per SOP #1371 § III.E; data sharing restricted to warrant, subpoena, consent, hit, or emergency under § III.D
Known Vendors Motorola Solutions
Known Program Start August 6, 2018 (SOP #1371 effective date; Sheriff Wagner confirmed 9 cameras — 3 mobile, 6 fixed — to KOLN 10/11 on September 18, 2026)
Requests Filed QCN-NE-2026-002
Last Reviewed Sep 23, 2026

Public Resources

Open Questions

  1. LCSO denied QCN-NE-2026-002 on specificity grounds (§ 84-712.01(4)(c)) while simultaneously denying KOLN 10/11's requests using § 84-712.05(5) (investigative exemption) — including a request for camera brand and model. What is LCSO's basis for treating camera model information as 'strategic or tactical information used in law enforcement training'?
  2. SOP #1371 § III.B.1.f requires the Criminal Investigations Captain to post the SOP on the Sheriff's Office public website. Is it currently posted there, and is SOP #1371 (effective 2018) the current version or has it been superseded?
  3. Sheriff Wagner confirmed 9 cameras (3 mobile, 6 fixed) to KOLN 10/11 on September 18, 2026. Where are the 6 fixed units located — are any installed on NDOT right-of-way under Agreement C-23-0809?
  4. Does LCSO share ALPR data with LPD, the Nebraska State Patrol, or federal task forces under the Vigilant Solutions LEARN database or otherwise?