Public largely split on Axon's license plate camera contract
By Esteban L. Hernandez
Published on March 24, 2026.
A public hearing was held to discuss a controversial contract for a new automated license plate reader camera operator in Denver. Supporters of the mayor's administration argue that the cameras are a valuable police tool and could infringe on constitutional rights. The public hearing, which was held without a requirement, was hosted by the council as a public interest measure. The final vote on the contract has been delayed until next Tuesday.
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