Idaho Action Guide

Pursuant to the Idaho Public Records Act (Idaho Code 74-102), I request copies of the following records:

1. All documented incidents, reports, or investigations where public access to police radio scanner communications resulted in:
   • Injury or harm to any officer or personnel
   • Compromise of any tactical operation
   • Flight or escape of any suspect
   • Interference with any emergency response
   for the period January 1, 2010 through present.

If no responsive records exist, please provide written confirmation of that fact as required under the Act.

As an Idaho resident, I am entitled to the first 2 hours of labor and first 100 pages at no charge.

Pursuant to the Idaho Public Records Act (Idaho Code 74-102), I request copies of the following records:

1. All internal communications (emails, memos, meeting notes) regarding the decision to encrypt police radio communications implemented on November 19, 2024.
2. All county commission, city council, or public meeting agendas and minutes where radio encryption was discussed.
3. Any legal opinions or policy analyses regarding encryption.
4. Any cost-benefit analyses comparing encryption to alternatives.
5. All contracts and expenditures related to radio encryption systems.

I request records from January 1, 2022 through present.

Pursuant to the Idaho Public Records Act (Idaho Code 74-102), I request copies of the following records:

1. All documentation regarding the Pulse Point app and its use as an alternative to scanner access.
2. All documentation regarding the Ada County Crime Mapper dashboard.
3. Any policies, procedures, or agreements providing media organizations access to encrypted police radio channels.
4. Any assessments comparing the information provided by these alternatives to what was previously available via scanner.