MJPD General Order 10D.6 — Automated License Plate Recognition Program
Publisher: Mt. Juliet Police Department · Issuing authority: Tyler Chandler, Chief of Police
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General Order 10D.6 amended 2026-08-19
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The current posted PDF identifies General Order 10D.6, subject Automated License Plate Recognition Program, original issue 2020-02-24, and amendment 2026-08-19. The amendment date is an event/revision identifier, not a publication or independently established effective date.
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What this source shows
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What this source supports
The current amended MJPD General Order 10D.6 sets a maximum seven-day retention period for license-plate reads unless they are retained as part of an ongoing investigation, subject to the policy's destruction conditions.
Claim scope: Current written departmental policy for license-plate reads, unless retained as part of an ongoing investigation and subject to the policy's destruction conditions; not proof of the live Flock configuration
Claim period: Current
Version: General Order 10D.6 amended 2026-08-19 · Current
Exact location: PDF p. 6 · §4.D.V · Data Storage, Retention, & Sharing
Directly supports the current written seven-day maximum and investigation exception. Written policy does not establish the live Flock account setting.
Record date, summary, verification status
Version: General Order 10D.6 amended 2026-08-19
The current copy records the original issue date; it does not preserve the 2020 text.
Used in 1 public record.
What this source does not establish
The currently active MJPD ALPR retention configuration is not established by the reviewed public statements, written policy, ordinance, contract language, or vendor recommendation.
Status: Unresolved from reviewed records
Claim scope: Actual active vendor or system configuration as of the latest review
Claim period: Unknown
Version: General Order 10D.6 amended 2026-08-19 · Current
Exact location: PDF p. 6 · §4.D.V · Data Storage, Retention, & Sharing
The verified written seven-day policy is not proof of the active vendor configuration.
Context
Retention or storage
The applicable corrected Flock Safe City order form displays an agreement-level Retention Period of 30 Days.
The currently active MJPD ALPR retention configuration is not established by the reviewed public statements, written policy, ordinance, contract language, or vendor recommendation.
The current amended MJPD General Order 10D.6 sets a maximum seven-day retention period for license-plate reads unless they are retained as part of an ongoing investigation, subject to the policy's destruction conditions.
Version: General Order 10D.6 amended 2026-08-19
The 7-day written policy and 30-day agreement field do not establish the live ALPR configuration.
Used in 1 public record.
Current local limit
The current amended MJPD General Order 10D.6 sets a maximum seven-day retention period for license-plate reads unless they are retained as part of an ongoing investigation, subject to the policy's destruction conditions.
Version: General Order 10D.6 amended 2026-08-19
Used in 1 public record.
Current local limit
The currently active MJPD ALPR retention configuration is not established by the reviewed public statements, written policy, ordinance, contract language, or vendor recommendation.
The current amended MJPD General Order 10D.6 sets a maximum seven-day retention period for license-plate reads unless they are retained as part of an ongoing investigation, subject to the policy's destruction conditions.
Version: General Order 10D.6 amended 2026-08-19
The written policy establishes the current rule, not the active configuration.
Used in 1 public record.
Record date, title, summary, historical or explanatory note, verification status
Historical legacy records described MJPD General Order 10D.6 as calling for 21-day retention; the older policy text itself is not currently preserved for verification.
No immutable June 15 policy version is preserved; this record is historical provenance, not the current policy.
Used in 1 public record.
Events that reference this source
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MJPD ALPR policy issued
General Order 10D.6 lists an original issue date of February 24, 2020. The currently posted copy was later amended and now references Flock.
Legacy dataset recorded an earlier policy-amendment date
Legacy public data described General Order 10D.6 as amended June 15, 2026 and calling for 21-day retention. No immutable copy of that revision is currently preserved, so this is retained as historical provenance rather than current policy.
Current MJPD ALPR policy amended
The verified current General Order 10D.6 is marked amended August 19, 2026 and sets a maximum 7-day retention period for license-plate reads, subject to its investigation exception and destruction conditions.