AN ACT CONCERNING REQUIREMENTS FOR STATE CONTRACTS CONCERNING AUTOMATED LICENSE PLATE READER INFORMATION.

Summary

Starting October 1, 2026, any state or local agency that contracts with an automated license‑plate‑reader (ALPR) user must include strict provisions that prohibit selling the data, restrict sharing without written permission and governor notification, and limit storage to the agency alone and within Connecticut. The law also makes ALPR data confidential, not subject to FOIA, and forces contracts to submit to Connecticut jurisdiction and law. The Attorney General can enforce these rules.

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