Does the CBA have provisions related to the use of body-worn cameras or body-worn camera video evidence?

Topic: Evidence and records

CBAs marked "Yes" address a given topic or question or "No" do not address that topic or question. Or there is no CBA, the CBA is unknown, or a FOIA request was denied.

District Answer
Alaska NO
Anchorage, AK NO
Alabama NO CBA
Birmingham, AL NO CBA
Arkansas NO CBA
Arizona NO CBA
Chandler, AZ NO
Gilbert, AZ NO CBA
Glendale, AZ YES
Summary: Officers are allowed to view camera footage before an interview. The CBA also describes the access to camera footage and requires officers to be notified before releasing footage.
Mesa, AZ NO CBA
Phoenix, AZ YES
Summary: States that officers are allowed to see camera footage before an interrogation.
Scottsdale, AZ NO CBA
Tucson, AZ NO
California NO
Anaheim, CA NO
Bakersfield, CA NO
Chula Vista, CA NO
Fremont, CA NO
Fresno, CA NO
Irvine, CA NO
Long Beach, CA NO
Los Angeles, CA NO
Oakland, CA NO
Riverside, CA NO
Sacramento, CA NO
San Bernardino, CA NO
San Diego, CA NO
San Francisco, CA NO
San Jose, CA YES
Summary: The CBA covers the administrative review and auditing policies of body-worn cameras.
Santa Ana, CA NO
Stockton, CA NO
Colorado NO CBA
Aurora, CO NO
Colorado Springs, CO NO CBA
Denver, CO NO
Connecticut NO
District of Columbia NO
Delaware FOIA DENIED
Florida NO
Hialeah, FL NO
Jacksonville, FL NO
Miami, FL NO
Orlando, FL NO
St. Petersburg, FL NO
Tampa, FL NO
Georgia NO CBA
Atlanta, GA NO CBA
Hawaii NO
Honolulu, HI NO
Iowa NO
Idaho NO CBA
Boise, ID NO
Illinois NO
Chicago, IL NO
Indiana NO CBA
Fort Wayne, IN NO
Indianapolis, IN YES
Summary: There is a safety advisory committee that also covers body-worn cameras.
Kansas YES
Summary: The superintendent can instruct an employee to use a camera in order to observe criminal, unconstitutional, or unsafe behavior.
Wichita, KS NO
Kentucky NO CBA
Lexington, KY NO
Louisville, KY NO
Louisiana NO CBA
Baton Rouge, LA NO
New Orleans, LA NO CBA
Massachusetts NO
Boston, MA YES
Summary: Either party of the CBA can request to review the terms, expand, or cease to use body-worn cameras.
Maryland NO
Baltimore, MD NO
Maine NO
Michigan NO
Detroit, MI NO
Minnesota NO
Minneapolis, MN NO
St. Paul, MN NO
Missouri NO CBA
Kansas City, MO NO
St. Louis, MO NO
Mississippi NO CBA
Montana NO
North Carolina NO CBA
Charlotte, NC NO CBA
Durham, NC NO CBA
Greensboro, NC NO CBA
Raleigh, NC NO CBA
Winston-Salem, NC NO CBA
North Dakota NO CBA
Nebraska YES
Summary: Officers are given access to camera footage when under investigation
Lincoln, NE NO
Omaha, NE NO
New Hampshire NO
New Jersey NO
Jersey City, NJ NO
Newark, NJ NO
New Mexico NO CBA
Albuquerque, NM NO
Nevada NO
Henderson, NV NO
Las Vegas, NV YES
Summary: Uniformed officers are required to wear body-worn cameras.
North Las Vegas, NV NO
Reno, NV NO
New York NO
Buffalo, NY UNKNOWN
New York, NY NO
Ohio YES
Summary: Describes disciplinary action involving footage
Cincinnati, OH NO
Cleveland, OH NO
Columbus, OH YES
Summary: This CBA covers misconduct, public records requests, procedures and protections related to the use of body-worn cameras or body-worn camera video evidence.
Toledo, OH NO
Oklahoma NO CBA
Oklahoma City, OK NO
Tulsa, OK NO
Oregon NO
Portland, OR NO
Pennsylvania NO
Philadelphia, PA NO
Pittsburgh, PA YES
Summary: CBA requires the use of body-worn cameras.
Rhode Island YES
Summary: There is a $3000 stipend from the state for implementing body cameras.
South Carolina NO CBA
South Dakota NO CBA
Tennessee NO CBA
Memphis, TN NO
Nashville, TN NO
Texas NO CBA
Arlington, TX NO CBA
Austin, TX NO
Corpus Christi, TX NO
Dallas, TX NO
El Paso, TX NO
Fort Worth, TX NO
Garland, TX NO CBA
Houston, TX YES
Summary: Mentions a Body Worn Camera Committee(s); states that officers are provided footage before investigation.
Irving, TX NO CBA
Laredo, TX NO
Lubbock, TX NO CBA
Plano, TX NO CBA
San Antonio, TX NO
Utah NO CBA
Virginia NO CBA
Chesapeake, VA FOIA DENIED
Norfolk, VA NO CBA
Richmond, VA NO CBA
Virginia Beach, VA NO CBA
Vermont NO
Washington NO
Seattle, WA NO
Wisconsin NO
Madison, WI NO
Milwaukee, WI YES
Summary: States that officers are allowed to see camera footage before an interrogation.
West Virginia UNKNOWN
Wyoming NO CBA