Privacy Advisory Commission · Jun 4, 2026
Thursday2 h 08 min3 officials identifiedVideo: KTOP
A lieutenant from the Oakland Police Department’s Real-Time Operations Center presented the annual report for the automated license plate readers.
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What happened
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- A lieutenant from the Oakland Police Department’s Real-Time Operations Center presented the annual report for the automated license plate readers.26:29
Who spoke
3 officials identified · talk time, most first.
- Byron WhiteCommissioner · 3.3 minFirst speaks at 44:55
- Henry Gage IIIVice chair · Council At-Large Representative · 1.0 minFirst speaks at 2:02:45
- Jessica LeavittChair · Mayoral Representative · 0.9 minFirst speaks at 25:21
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Hamlet, “Privacy Advisory Commission, Jun 4, 2026: Oakland.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/oakland/privacy/meetings/2026-06-04. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Jun 4, 2026.