Washington’s surveillance technology, as reported
Press coverage naming Washington or a jurisdiction within it, each story tagged with the technology it covers.
About this index
- Stories listed
- Published or later. Older stories are not listed here.
- Sources last checked
- How stories are found
- UnGovr’s automated news monitoring searches Google News and the GDELT news database for each technology this site tracks and keeps reporting on government use of it.
A story missing from this index is not evidence that no coverage exists, and inclusion records that a story was published, not a finding about the technology it covers. How the monitoring works
Filter and sort 36 stories
- ALPR
- Face recognition
- Drones / UAS
- Fixed cameras & RTCC
- Schools & transit
- Fusion & data sharing
The kind of system the story reports on. Type to search the list.
- City of Auburn
- City of Bellevue
- City of Bellingham
- City of Bonney Lake
- Chelan County
- City of Cle Elum
- City of Covington
- City of Ellensburg
- City of Elma
- City of Everett
- Grays Harbor County
- King County
- Kittitas County
- City of Lakewood
- City of Mount Vernon
- City of Napavine
- North Thurston Public Schools
- Pierce County
- City of Puyallup
- City of Redmond
- City of Renton
- City of SeaTac
- City of Seattle
- City of Sedro-Woolley
- Skagit County
- Snohomish County
- City of Sunnyside
- Thurston County
- City of Toppenish
- City of Westport
- Whatcom County
- City of Yakima
- Yakima County
A county, city, police force or other jurisdiction within Washington.
Whether the article can be read without a subscription. ($) after an outlet’s name marks a paywall.
What the story reports about a system: an expansion, a reduction, or neither. It is the article’s account, not a WatchWatch finding. On a card, + or − after the technology marks it.
Sun Prairie Police Department to end Flock camera contracts
Washington cities spend millions on Flock cameras. Do they solve crime?
No stories match the current filters.