Privacy is critically important to Granite Staters, and New Hampshire law has strong protections to prevent the bulk, indefinite collection of people’s travel and other identifiable information.
Senator Hassan discusses privacy concerns regarding Flock cameras.
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New Hampshire law ensures that Granite Staters’ information that is captured by license plate readers cannot be stored for more than three minutes, unless specific law enforcement related criteria are met.
Every day, the Raymond Coalition brings Granite Staters together to support young people and prevent substance misuse. By emphasizing prevention, the Raymond Coalition helps address substance misuse before it even starts.
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