NYPD described automated feeds (DA portal, ECMS, evidence.com) and a discovery liaison unit but acknowledged accessibility limits; MAC J said a vendor failed to scale and borough offices built workarounds; public defenders urged DA access to NYPD systems and faster uploads.

The prosecutors office described a planned Axon cloud portal to move body-camera and other evidence into a shared portal to cut discovery time from hours to minutes and enable automated redaction for victim privacy.

Members relayed takeaways from the 2026 statewide PAB summit: Baltimore City's PAB handles large caseloads with substantial staff; members raised concerns that prosecution roles at trial boards can leave cases unpresented, that Axon portal fees limit shared access to body‑worn camera evidence, and that resignations before administrative charges create flagging and interstate hiring gaps.

City staff presented a phased rollout of Axon body‑worn and in‑car cameras, including a November pilot, staffing additions, a records redaction workflow and vendor‑managed updates; council discussed data storage, policy and mutual‑aid implications but did not take further action at the meeting.