Politics & Government
University Of Minnesota Removes License Plate Reader In Cedar-Riverside Neighborhood
The camera is mounted near Riverside and Cedar avenues, not far from campus.
September 15, 2026
The University of Minnesota says it will remove one of its ten automated license plate reader cameras this week after community members expressed concerns.
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The camera is mounted near Riverside and Cedar avenues, not far from campus.
A university spokesperson told WCCO that license plate reader technology has helped them recover stolen cars, make arrests, and find missing people.
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