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CT SB00225
Bill
Status
2/18/2026
Primary Sponsor
Government Administration and Elections Committee
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AI Summary
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Public agencies may charge redaction fees for body-worn camera and dashboard camera footage requests, calculated at the hourly wage of the lowest-paid qualified employee, with the first four hours of redaction labor provided free of charge
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Maximum fee capped at $100 per hour of actual footage length ($50 per half hour), with prepayment required if estimated costs exceed $250
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No fees may be charged to involved persons (those depicted in footage, incident participants, responding officers), their parents/guardians, or their attorneys in legal matters
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No fees may be charged for footage depicting officer-involved shootings, motor vehicle accidents, use of force statements, or officers under misconduct allegations or disciplinary investigation
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Effective October 1, 2026, amending existing statutes on body-worn camera requirements and Freedom of Information Act fee provisions
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Fees For Copying, Reviewing And Redacting Records Created By Police Body-worn Recording Equipment And Dashboard Cameras.
Last Action
Filed with Legislative Commissioners' Office
3/12/2026