ALPR Public Safety Grant Application

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Program Overview

The purpose of the City of Pearland Neighborhood ALPR Public Safety Grant is to enhance public/private partnerships with the goal of improving public safety. These partnerships facilitate cost sharing for the improvement of safety in general and, more specifically, in the neighborhoods which choose to participate through the use of Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR).  ALPRs monitor traffic 24/7/365 where installed.  The cameras record license plates, which can provide leads to police investigators, notify the Pearland Police Department when a vehicle on the “hot list” passes the ALPR, and provide information to PPD when queried.  ALPRs have been identified as an effective tool to address crime. 

The Neighborhood ALPR Public Safety Grant is available to neighborhoods within the City of Pearland which have established a Property Owners’ Association (POA) as defined by the Texas Property Code. This POA requirement ensures the presence of an entity which has legal authority to act on behalf of the entire neighborhood.  The grant provides reimbursement directly to the POA for up to 50% of the cost of an ALPR system, including installation, annual service for up to 12 months, and ancillary costs such as permits related directly to the installation, with a maximum distribution of $20,000.  

In order to qualify for the grant reimbursement, the ALPR system cameras installed by the POA must meet the requirements outlined below:

  • Cameras must be able to provide near real-time alerts to the Pearland Police Department, as defined by PPD. These alerts must include information about vehicles wanted within the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) system, including reported stolen vehicles, plates, trailers, and vehicles associated with AMBER or other similar alerts.
  • Cameras must capture license plate data and store the data for a minimum of twenty-one (21) days.
  • The ALPR system must be able to share the license plate data with the Pearland Police Department without costs to the City of Pearland.
  • The ALPR system must include a means for the Pearland Police Department to add wanted vehicles to a list which cameras can monitor.
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