On January 19, 2022, Associate Policy Director D'Paul Nibber submitted testimony to the Maryland Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee in support of SB 31 Public Information Act – Inspection of Records From…
Following the Maryland Police Accountability Act's passage in 2021, the Maryland General Assembly introduced several body-worn camera bills this session seeking to address issues raised by counties and other stakeholders.…
Yesterday, the Howard County Council approved $476,969 in funding to its police department, sheriff's office, and State's Attorney's Office for a new body-worn camera program. The funding measure, which includes an…
On February 2, 2023, Associate Policy Director Sarah Sample testified before the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee in support of SB 0040 - Public Information Act - Inspection of Records From…
2021 legislation reforming police accountability included provisions mandating officers have body-worn cameras. Larger departments need to comply soon, smaller ones have a few years to implement - but the time…
SB 40 and SB 330 clear the first major hurdle and move to the House chambers for consideration. Following major police reform legislation in 2021, all county law enforcement officers…
On March 1, 2022, Associate Policy Director D'Paul Nibber testified before the House Judiciary Committee in support of HB 1207 - Public Safety - Body-Worn Cameras - Costs and Expenses. This…
The Anne Arundel County Police Department this week announced that to date, 143 officers are equipped with body-worn cameras. By mid-September, all Anne Arundel County's sworn police officers will use…
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