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Coverage dated September 24, 2026 to September 26, 2026

As states seek to rein in Flock license plate cameras, NH is considered a model

Headline from New Hampshire Public Radio

Since 2016, New Hampshire state law has allowed only state, county, or local law enforcement officers to use “number plate scanning devices,” or automated license plate readers.

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  1. The Boston Globe

    As states seek to rein in Flock license plate cameras, New Hampshire is considered a model (opens The Boston Globe)

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    Since 2016, the Granite State has had one of the strictest laws in the country regulating and limiting automated license plate readers.

  2. Governing

    New Hampshire Offers a Model for States Rethinking License Plate Readers (opens Governing)

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    The state has spent a decade tightly restricting how police can use the technology. Other states are looking to its approach as privacy concerns grow.

  3. New Hampshire Public Radio

    As states seek to rein in Flock license plate cameras, NH is considered a model (opens New Hampshire Public Radio)

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    New Hampshire Public Radio's feed description

    Since 2016, New Hampshire state law has allowed only state, county, or local law enforcement officers to use “number plate scanning devices,” or automated license plate readers.