ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A resolution setting rules for how Alexandria would evaluate any future surveillance technology has slipped two weeks, and City Council will take it up Nov. 24, City Manager James Parajon said Tuesday.
"Frankly, we need a little bit more time on that," Parajon told council during his oral report. He said the resolution "is modeled after the ACLU model that's been utilized in multiple jurisdictions throughout the country," and that the city is "working closely with them," as well as with council and the community.
Parajon had told council Oct. 27 that staff would return Nov. 10. The item was not on the final docket published Nov. 6. The city has not released a draft.
