Yolo County

The Woodland Police Department operates 14 Flock Safety automated license plate readers at an annual cost of $39,000 per year. The agency has another 14 ALPR cameras on order as of September 2025. Previously, the agency used Vigilant Solutiopns ALPRs.

Sources: Daily DemocratCalifornia State AuditorWoodland Police Department

The Woodland Police Department purchased 60 Motorola Si500 body-worn cameras for $237,365 in 2018, art of a five-year agreement that included personnel training and accessories.

Sources: The Daily DemocratWoodland Police DepartmentThe Daily Democrat

The Woodland Police Department began using PredPol (now Geolitica) predictive policing software in 2013.

Sources: KCRA 3 NewsPredPol

The Davis Police Department uses automated license plate readers for parking enforcement.

Sources: Davis EnterpriseMuckRock

The Davis Police Department began testing body-worn cameras in 2014 and purchased WatchGuard cameras in 2016.

Sources: City of DavisPatch

The West Sacramento Police Department collected more than 2,000,000 vehicle scans in 2022 using automated license plate readers.

Sources: West Sacramento Police DepartmentCalifornia State Auditor

West Sacramento Police Department uses the Fusus camera registry system.

Sources: 404 Media

The University of California, Davis Police Department began using body-worn cameras in 2018.

Sources: UC Davis Police Department FacebookUniversity of California, Davis Police Department

The Winters Police Department spent $19,000 on Axon Body 2 body-worn cameras in 2018 and an additional $9000 was used for "Axon Technology's Assurance Plan" to update the technology at two and a half and five years after the initial purchase.

Sources: Winters ExpressAxonwww.axon.com

The Yolo County Sheriff's Office operates automated license plate readers.

Sources: Yolo County Sheriff's OfficeCalifornia State Auditor