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Tempe council to vote on potential license plate reader ban

In a several-month-long attempt to ban automatic license plate reader cameras in Tempe, the city council will make a final decision on where the technology will stand in the city.

The first hearing occurred on Sept. 24 with comments from the public and city officials.

Tempe residents and political groups from around the Valley have shared their thoughts following the decision to turn off all ALPR cameras in July. Now, the council will vote to either approve or deny the ordinance on Thursday night.

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