Jonathan Michael, a digital learning specialist, told the Chambersburg Education Exchange the district has a core AI team trained on a maturity model, is vetting tools such as Google’s Gemini for FERPA/HIPAA concerns, and has not yet opened generative models to students.

After extensive public comment, the Upper Dublin School District board approved a student‑facing AI policy (8.15.1) that adds evidence, privacy and review criteria; speakers urged age limits and stronger contract protections for districts and families.

After the Oct. 26 special town meeting, the Select Board discussed confirming termination of the town's Flock Safety automated‑license‑plate‑reader contract and forming a balanced working group to draft a townwide data and technology governance policy, with public workshops planned.

Council introduced an ordinance to add chapter 14 to the municipal code to address unsafe and intrusive unmanned aircraft; staff framed rules to limit interference with emergency response, privacy invasions and reckless operation, and council members asked about detection technology, warrants for device searches and penalty structures.

Custom levels load any filter list from a URL, putting publisher ads and tags under per-site rules, as a copy tool strips tracking parameters from shared links.

Custom levels load any filter list from a URL, putting publisher ads and tags under per-site rules, as a copy tool strips tracking parameters from shared links.

After site visits and public comment, the board told police to draft a policy narrowing which outside agencies can search the town's Flock license‑plate reader data (for example limiting searches to the local judicial district, SBI and state patrol). Commissioners cited trust in local staff but sought tighter controls to address privacy concerns.

SPD digital‑forensics director told council the lab uses Cellebrite and Magnet for validated extractions only with warrant or victim/witness consent, and the city plans to use seizure funds for a $150,000 annual contract (a $50,000 platform increase) while adopting stricter SOPs to limit privacy risks.

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee voted 3-0 to approve amendments to the airport surveillance-technology policy expanding automated license-plate reader (ALPR) uses tied to a PARKS replacement project, while asking staff to clarify privacy safeguards and data-retention rules.

Custom levels load any filter list from a URL, putting publisher ads and tags under per-site rules, as a copy tool strips tracking parameters from shared links.

Custom levels load any filter list from a URL, putting publisher ads and tags under per-site rules, as a copy tool strips tracking parameters from shared links.

The court examined practical consequences of the order: whether reporters may play audio for sources, email files to witnesses, post transcripts or link to audio, and whether the Globe must return to court for each subsequent article.

During argument, counsel and justices discussed redaction limits and the statutory prohibition on disclosing the identities of people who report abuse; DFPS counsel said identifying reporters is a flat prohibition under the statute.

The oral argument highlighted a potential 'Weekly Homes plus' standard for searches of government databases and raised questions about when courts may authorize technical searches that probe agency electronic records.