State session: new ALPR law pauses Richland’s license‑plate readers; city secures $3.2M for tire pile Richland’s legislative liaison briefed the council on the short session, highlighting that Senate Bill 6002 limits some uses of automated license‑plate readers and will require registration and new retention rules; Chief Pilcher said the city will shut ALPR systems when the governor signs the bill. Director Rizzitello reported $3.2M for tire‑pile removal and $600K for HVAC/fiber work.

Richland's new law on automated license-plate readers is shaking things up, requiring major changes and securing $3.2 million for local projects!

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