Mt. Juliet Ordinance 2019-40
Publisher: Mt. Juliet Board of Commissioners
City ordinance regulating the local ALPR program.
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Ordinance 2019-40 adopted text
- Adopted
The legacy timeline establishes adoption on 2019-09-09; publication and effective dates remain unknown.
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What this source shows
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What this source supports
Mt. Juliet Ordinance 2019-40 establishes a 30-day city retention cap, subject to an investigation exception.
Status: Not independently verified
Claim scope: City ordinance cap subject to its investigation exception; not proof of actual system configuration
Claim period: Current
Version: Ordinance 2019-40 adopted text · Current
Supports the legal cap described in legacy records; the ordinance does not establish the vendor's active configuration. A precise source locator remains unavailable.
What this source does not establish
The currently active MJPD ALPR retention configuration is not established by the reviewed public statements, written policy, ordinance, contract language, or vendor recommendation.
Status: Unresolved from reviewed records
Claim scope: Actual active vendor or system configuration as of the latest review
Claim period: Unknown
Version: Ordinance 2019-40 adopted text · Current
A legal maximum does not identify the shorter period, if any, configured in the system.
Context
Current local limit
Mt. Juliet Ordinance 2019-40 establishes a 30-day city retention cap, subject to an investigation exception.
Version: Ordinance 2019-40 adopted text
Used in 1 public record.
Events that reference this source
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ALPR privacy ordinance receives first reading
Ordinance 2019-40 received its first reading. It was designed to limit ALPR uses and provide public transparency.
Ordinance 2019-40 adopted
The Board gave final passage to the city's ALPR ordinance, which was signed by then-Mayor Ed Hagerty.
