Connecticut SB00225 regulates fees for copying, reviewing, and redacting records from police body-worn recording equipment and dashboard cameras.
Connecticut SB00225 establishes guidelines for fees related to accessing records from police body-worn recording equipment and dashboard cameras. Public agencies can charge fees for copying, reviewing, and redacting these records, but the fees must not exceed the actual cost to the agency. The bill specifies that fees should cover employee time, computer time, and storage media costs. It also mandates that certain records, such as those involving minors or victims of abuse, homicide, or suicide, remain confidential and redacted unless consent is given.
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