Charge fees for reviewing and editing audio and video records requests
In Plain English
The city currently provides electronic records like police body camera footage for free under the Public Records Act. The new law allows staff to charge fees when they must review, extract portions, or black out sensitive information from audio and video files. Fee amounts are not specified in this proposal.
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Votes
Accept staff recommendation with amendment to provide fee waiver for anyone directly related to victim in complaint: mother, father, brother, sister, son, daughter, husband or wife
Accept staff recommendation as presented
Accept staff recommendation with amendment to reduce fee by 25% for immediate family members
2 to 2
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