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Surveillance, Safety, and Privacy in Seattle | Seattle News
Most Seattle residents back surveillance cameras to boost safety—especially after 911 calls or at big events—but privacy concerns are mounting as the city grapples with balancing security and civil liberties. Following a recent shooting in Pioneer Square, where cameras were turned off, officials are awaiting the results of an independent audit to decide whether to restore them. The mayor’s office is committed to a transparent, evidence-based review of how camera data is managed, aiming to protect both public safety and residents’ rights—with findings expected later this fall. Listen in…
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