City surveillance system Archives

Explaining its previous denials, the department said that it doesn’t employ its own facial recognition software. Instead, it accesses the technology through state and federal partners. An ACLU lawyer said that was a ‘distinction without a difference.’

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New Orleans Police Department using facial recognition despite years of denial

Surveillance ordinance deferred again

Groups urge City Council to pass limits on surveillance

City Council considers ordinance to ban facial recognition and create a public review and approval process for surveillance technology

Louisiana Supreme Court affirms that map of city surveillance cameras is public information

‘The time is now’: City Council puts pause on additional public cameras to work on comprehensive surveillance regulations

City’s 'Smart City Pilot' proposal would add 90 new public cameras using Entergy funds

Appeals court affirms that city surveillance records are public

City won’t release real-time surveillance footage to the public, possibly violating state law

Police found surveillance cameras with NOPD logos mounted to a Lakeview light pole. They weren’t the city’s. But they were near a house connected to a city crime-camera contractor.