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- The Washington County Sheriff's Office, serving Forest Grove, is planning a jail expansion and modernization, citing the county's smallest jail per capita in Oregon. - Chief Deputy JC Creelius highlighted the need for real-time data sharing and interoperability across county agencies, including the jail and police departments. - The Sheriff's Office is actively deploying body-worn cameras in patrol and jail, expanding drone-as-first-responder, and adding AI-assisted report writing with the DA's office. - A county chair-mayor meeting discussed codifying the jail and community correction expansion into planning, with no funding or cost…

- Clayton Police Chief presented the Flock ALPR program's history, real-time alerts, investigative searches, access limits, and audit practices to the Community Equity Commission. - Clayton reduced ALPR data retention from 30 to 7 days, restricted investigative search access, and moved from nationwide to Missouri-only data sharing. - The chief noted the city shares data with about 210 Missouri agencies and cannot audit their use, with further sharing limits still under evaluation. - A city council member pushed for formal council policy governing data use and sharing, rather than relying only on police department rules.