Lincoln Police Department
Municipal · City of Lincoln
ALPR Status
Public policy and statutory reports located; additional records requested
Listed Because
Request filed · Policy obtained · Statutory report
Privacy Policy
Privacy requirements included in General Order 2080; separate standalone privacy policy not yet located
Annual Reports
NCC ALPR Data Collection: 2024; Q1–Q4 2025; Q1–Q2 2026 ↗
Known Vendors
Axon
Known Program Start
Early 2024 trial; full implementation Oct. 28, 2024
Requests Filed
QCN-NE-2026-003
Last Reviewed
Sep 14, 2026
Public Resources
- Transparency in Policing / Automated License Plate Readers ↗
- Axon Transparency Portal ↗
- General Order 2080 — Automated License Plate Readers (PDF) ↗
- NCC Automatic License Plate Reader Resources ↗
Open Questions
- The public dashboard listed 68 active fleet devices and zero outpost or lightpost devices on September 14, 2026. Does LPD operate or plan any fixed ALPR installations not reflected in that dashboard, and what non-tactical records describe their approval or operation?
- LPD reports are publicly listed for 2024, Q1–Q4 2025, and Q1–Q2 2026. How do those reporting periods relate to the annual-report requirement in General Order 2080 and Neb. Rev. Stat. § 60-3206?
- What current written data-sharing or system-access agreements govern LPD ALPR information sharing with Lancaster County Sheriff's Office, Nebraska State Patrol, Lincoln Parking Services, other governmental entities, or vendors?
- The LPD-linked transparency portal identifies Axon. What contracts, subscriptions, resellers, integrators, maintenance providers, or other vendors support LPD's ALPR program?
- What historical policy changes occurred between the November 1, 2024 and January 1, 2025 versions of General Order 2080?
- How do the dashboard's 'retained plate reads,' 'hot-list hits,' and 30-day category counts relate to the § 60-3206 report's confirmed-match and non-correlated-match fields?