By SCOTT JACKSON Quincy councillors will hold a public hearing on a proposed ordinance that would regulate surveillance technology, including automated license plate readers, on Nov. 9. Some councillors meanwhile criticized the administration’s decision to replace Flock Safety cameras with ALPRs provided by another vendor. The proposed legislation, dubbed “An Ordinance Regulating Intrusive Surveillance Technology,” ...
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