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The San Leandro Police Department website includes a camera registration page.

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Government information (San Leandro PD)

The Newark Police Department encourages residents to register surveillance cameras with them to assist the police department in deterring criminal activity and capturing violators.

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Government information (Newark Police)

The Livermore Police Department asks residents to register their private video surveillance at their home or business and allow officers to contact them should a crime occur in or near where your cameras are installed.

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Government information (Livermore Police)

The Alameda Police Department maintain a voluntary camera registry called We Share Electronic Evidence (We SEE).

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News article (East Bay Citizen)
Government information (Alameda County Website)

The Walnut Creek Police Department Facebook page pictures officers wearing the Vievu LE5 body camera as of May 2020.

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Social media (Walnut Creek PD)

The San Ramon Police Department's Facebook page pictures officers wearing the Reveal D3 body camera as of January 2019.

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Social media (San Ramon PD)

The San Pablo Police Department's Facebook page features officers wearing Axon Body 2 cameras as of May 2020. Policy manual reference page 410.

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Social media (San Pablo Police)

The Pittsburg Police Department uses body-worn cameras and have policies regarding video usage.

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Government information (California Police Chiefs Association)

The Pinole Police Department began using Axon body-worn cameras in October/November 2016.

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Social media (Pinole Police Department)

The Oakley Police Department began using body-worn cameras in 2017.

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Government information (The Oakley Police Department)

The Moraga Police Department began using body-worn cameras in 2015.

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News article (Lamorinda Weekly)

The Lafayette Police Department procured body cameras for its force in 2016.

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News article (https://www.lovelafayette.org/home/showdocument?id=3607)

The Kensington Police Department Facebook page features officers wearing the Axon Body 2.

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Social media (Facebook)

The Hercules Police Department Facebook page features officers wearing the Axon Body 2.

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Social media (Hercules PD)

All El Cerrito Police Department officers use body-worn cameras when in the field.

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Government information (ECPD)

The East Bay Regional Park District Police Department's Facebook page features officers wearing the Axon Body 2.

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Social media (Facebook)

The Danville Police Department's Facebook page features officers wearing the Axon Body 2 as of March 2020.

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Social media (Danville PD)

The Concord Police Department's Facebook page features officers wearing the Axon Body 2.

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Social media (Concord PD)

The Brentwood Police Department's Facebook page features officers wearing the Axon Vievu LE5

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Social media (Brentwood PD)

The Union City Police Department's Facebook page includes photos of officers wearing Vievu LE5 body-cams.

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Social media (Union City PD)

The San Leandro Police Department uses Axon body-worn cameras.

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Social media (San Leandro PD)

The Pleasanton Police Department purchased 86 Axon body-worn cameras in July 2015.

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Vendor information (Axon.com)
News article (The Independent)
Social media (Pleasanton PD)

The Piedmont Police Department uses body-worn cameras.

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Government information (Piedmont PD)

The Oakland Police Department uses Axon body-worn cameras.

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News article (ABC7 News)

The Newark Police Departmentpurchased 65 body-worn cameras from Vievu in May 2018.

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News article (East Bay Times)

The Livermore Police Department began equipping all of its officers with body-worn cameras in April 2015.

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News article (The Independent)

The Hayward Police Department began using body-worn cameras in January 2016.

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Social media (Hayward PD)

The Fremont Police Department issued body-worn cameras to all sworn officers and non-sworn Animal Service Officers and Community Service Officers in November 2018.

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Government information (Fremont PD)

The Emeryville Police Department began using Vievu body-worn cameras in August 2015. The U.S. Department of Justice awarded $67,500 to the Emeryville Police Department in 2018 as part of the Bureau of Justice Assistance's body-worn camera grant program.

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News article (East Bay Express)
Government information (U.S Department of Justice)

The Berkeley Police Department uses Axon body-worn cameras

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Government information (City of Berkeley)
News article (Daily Californian)

The Alameda Police Department's policy manual indicates that all uniformed officers use body-worn cameras when in the field.

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Government information (Government page)

The Pleasant Hill police Department has used body-worn cameras since 2017.

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News article (East Bay Times)
Social media (Pleasant Hill Police)

In 2018, the Clayton Police Department was authorized to purchase Axon body-worn cameras for roughly $33,000 per year for 5 years.

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Policy (Police Departmen)
Meeting documents (Suisun City Website)

The San Pablo Police Department have been using ShotSpotter since 2011.

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Vendor information (ShotSpotter)