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6 Privacy Advisory Commission’s meetings

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Privacy Advisory Commission · 58 minJul 2 · Commission meetingThe lieutenant reported that OPD removed NCRIC's access on November 14th, 2025, and that OPD shares with 66 agencies.Speakers: Sudip Ray, Jessica Leavitt, Henry Gage III, Gina Tomlinson and 1 more
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Privacy Advisory Commission · 2 h 08 minJun 4 · Commission meetingA lieutenant from the Oakland Police Department's Real-Time Operations Center presented the annual report for the automated license plate readers.Speakers: Byron White, Henry Gage III, Jessica Leavitt
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Privacy Advisory Commission · 1 h 34 minApr 2 · Commission meetingThe March 5th meeting minutes were moved and seconded for approval, and the motion was announced as passing.Speakers: Henry Gage III, Jessica Leavitt, Lou Katz, Byron White and 2 more
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Privacy Advisory Commission · 1 h 58 minMar 5 · Commission meetingThe commission took up informational reports on aerial cameras for illegal dumping identification and six 2026 Federal Task Force Partnership annual reports.Speakers: Henry Gage III, Don Wang, Jessica Leavitt, Issac Cheng and 2 more
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Privacy Advisory Commission · 1 h 58 minFeb 5 · Commission meetingA staff analyst from Public Works' Environmental Enforcement Unit reported on two Oakland Police Department requests for camera surveillance footage, from June and July 2025.Speakers: Henry Gage III, Don Wang, Lou Katz
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Privacy Advisory Commission · 1 h 50 minNov 6, 2025 · Commission meetingThe commission took up item 3A1, the Crime Tracer (Forensic Logic) annual report, and a presenter answered commissioners' follow-up questions.Speakers: Henry Gage III, Don Wang, Sean Everhart, Lou Katz
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