Every bill and resolution Nashville's Metro Council considers, read against
Metro Code §13.08.080, the city's own definition of "surveillance technology": license plate readers, drones, facial
recognition, gunshot detection, CCTV, cell-site simulators, and data-sharing or retention tied to
any of it. We read the actual contract and exhibit text, not just the title or a filer's own
"not surveillance" certification — that's what caught
RS2026-2264,
a Motorola purchase whose own paperwork said "no."
Surveillance ships turned on because it's what this started as — but it's one tag among
however many you want. Anything else moving through Metro Nashville can be its own:
describe it in plain language on the Topic Tags page, keep it private
or share it, and it only ever counts what's actually checked against real matters.
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