Alabama’s surveillance technology, as reported

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Jul 21	WBMA	Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin named 2026 Crime Stopper of the Year↗ WBMA Fixed cameras & RTCC+, Expansion	Jefferson County, AL us/al/jefferson
Jul 9	The Cullman Tribune	Records show Hanceville Flock cameras authorized for transfer after police department dissolution↗ The Cullman Tribune ALPR	Cullman County, AL us/al/cullman
Jul 7	The Cullman Tribune	Records show Cullman Police Department’s Flock camera system expanded as retention policy changed↗ The Cullman Tribune ALPR+, Expansion	City of Cullman, AL us/al/cullman/city/cullman
May 16, 2026	DDDecatur Daily	Council hears pitch on new police body cameras, drones↗ Decatur Daily Drones / UAS	Morgan County, AL us/al/morgan
Oct 19, 2023	ALAL.com ($)	Birmingham’s Real Time Crime Center has seen success in 1,000 cases since 2021 opening, police say↗ AL.com ($) Fixed cameras & RTCC	City of Birmingham, AL us/al/jefferson/city/birmingham
Oct 24, 2022	ALAL.com ($)	New technology coming to Birmingham’s Real Time Crime Center: ‘We have to be one step ahead’ of criminals, chief says↗ AL.com ($) Fixed cameras & RTCC+, Expansion	City of Birmingham, AL us/al/jefferson/city/birmingham
Oct 19, 2021	ALAL.com ($)	With new $3 million Real Time Crime Center, Birmingham police ‘can show who is behind the gun’↗ AL.com ($) New contract Fixed cameras & RTCC+, Expansion	City of Birmingham, AL us/al/jefferson/city/birmingham

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