Riverside County CA Sheriff ALPR Policy & Retention
Riverside County, CA · RCSD ALPR Policy (2025) (2025-07-22)
- Status
- In effect
- Took effect
- July 22, 2025
- Applies to
- Riverside County law enforcement and surveillance system operators
- Enforced by
- Riverside County government
Riverside County Sheriff's Department adopted ALPR policy aligning with California Civil Code §1798.90.5 et seq.: 90-day retention cap, documented investigative purpose for queries, audit logging, and quarterly reporting to the Board of Supervisors.
Who is protected: Riverside County, CA residents
Legal detail
Riverside County Sheriff's Department adopted ALPR policy aligning with California Civil Code §1798.90.5 et seq.: 90-day retention cap, documented investigative purpose for queries, audit logging, and quarterly reporting to the Board of Supervisors. Citation: RCSD ALPR Policy (2025).
Key facts
| Jurisdiction | Riverside County, CA |
|---|---|
| Level | County |
| Strength | Moderate |
| Enacted | July 22, 2025 |
| Citation | RCSD ALPR Policy (2025) (2025-07-22) |
| Topics | facial recognition · police and surveillance AI · data retention · consumer data privacy |
| Agency page | Riverside County CA Sheriff ALPR Policy & Retention — official source |
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