KY HB58

Restricts use of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) in Kentucky to specific purposes: parking regulation, secured area access control, public safety/crime deterrence, law enforcement investigations, and toll collection by the Transportation Cabinet

Requires captured license plate data to be deleted after 90 days unless retained as evidence in criminal/insurance investigations, subject to subpoena, or shared with law enforcement or the National Insurance Crime Bureau

Mandates law enforcement agencies adopt publicly available written policies before deploying ALPRs, including database lists, retention rules, training protocols, access security rules, and 90-day audit schedules

Requires officers to visually confirm license plate matches before conducting traffic stops based on ALPR alerts

Establishes penalties of $20 to $2,000 in fines and/or up to one year county jail imprisonment for violations of the ALPR restrictions