RedFlex 2014 Reports on Red Light Cameras in California Cities

 Red light cameras  No Responses »
Aug 262015
 

California Vehicle Code 21455.5 (i) requires “A manufacturer or supplier that operates an automated traffic enforcement system” to submit an annual report to the Judicial Council. Below are reports from RedFlex, for the 43 California cities in which their red light cameras are deployed.

  1. Bakersfield
  2. Baldwin Park
  3. Beverly Hills
  4. Citrus Heights
  5. Commerce
  6. Culver City
  7. Daly City
  8. Del Mar
  9. Elk Grove
  10. Encinitas
  11. Fremont
  12. Garden Grove
  13. Hawthorne
  14. Highland
  15. Inglewood
  16. Laguna Woods
  17. Los Alamitos
  18. Lynwood
  19. Marysville
  20. Menlo Park
  21. Modesto
  22. Montebello
  23. Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority (MRCA)
  24. Napa
  25. Newark
  26. Oakland
  27. Oceanside
  28. Oxnard
  29. Rancho Cordova
  30. Redding
  31. Riverside
  32. Sacramento
  33. San Leandro
  34. San Mateo
  35. San Rafael
  36. Santa Ana
  37. Santa Clarita
  38. Solana Beach
  39. Stockton
  40. Ventura
  41. Victorville
  42. Vista
  43. Walnut

 

FBI Won’t Say If it Has Contract J-FBI-09-211 (But it Does)

 Cell site simulator  1 Response »
Aug 012015
 

In a letter dated July 28, 2015, the FBI said it could neither confirm nor deny that it has contract J-FBI-09-211, which has to do with “Landshark” restricted software used with the Harris StingRay. This document is referenced in FBI letters to Harris Corporation in which the FBI notifies Harris of its approval of a law enforcement agency’s non-disclosure agreement. This non-disclosure agreement is required before the law enforcement agency can purchase a cell site simulator such as a StingRay, KingFish, or HailStorm from Harris Corporation.

The letter from the FBI states,

Please be advised that upon reviewing the substantive nature of your request, we can neither confirm nor deny the existence of records responsive to your request pursuant to FOIA exemption (b) (7) (E) [5 U.S.C.§552 (b)(7)(E)]. The mere acknowledgment of whether or not the FBI has any such records in and of itself would disclose techniques, procedures, and/or guidelines that could reasonably be expected to risk of circumvention of the law. Thus, the FBI neither confirms nor denies the existence of any records.

Contract J-FBI-09-211 is referenced in the following documents: