Appleton committee advances amended ALPR resolution
Appleton’s Safety and Licensing Committee amended Resolution #16-R-26 on Oct. 14 and recommended it for approval, advancing a proposal concerning the city’s use of automated license-plate-reader (ALPR) cameras to the Common Council. The city’s meeting page records both actions as passed and lists the minutes as final.
The reproduced agenda history says the amendment motion carried 3-1; that tally was for the amendment, not a council vote on the resolution. The agenda also lists 11 people as having addressed the committee on the item but does not summarize their remarks. The resolution is titled “Limiting the Use of ALPR Cameras in the City of Appleton.”
The Common Council agenda lists the resolution for consideration on Oct. 21, 2026. As of Oct. 18, no council decision had been established. The committee’s recommendation did not enact the proposal or change city policy; it remains subject to council action.
Sources
- City of Appleton — Safety and Licensing Committee meeting, October 14, 2026, City of Appleton
- On the agenda: Appleton Common Council — ALPR (Oct 21), DeFlock The USA
- Resolution #16-R-26 — Legislation Details, City of Appleton
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