Pennsylvania House passes ALPR camera bill 190–13, sends it to Senate

Pennsylvania's House passed HB 2771 by 190–13, imposing strict rules on automated license plate readers: probable-cause warrants and 72-hour data deletion. The bill now goes to the Senate, where at least nine competing proposals range from an outright ban on Flock Safety networks to narrow regulation. Governor Shapiro has signaled openness to banning Flock cameras on state property.

• HB 2771 requires probable-cause warrants and 72-hour data deletion
• Facial recognition and personal, political, commercial use are banned
• Governor Shapiro open to banning Flock cameras on state property
• At least nine competing ALPR bills await the Senate