Utah
Legislation or Bill(s)
One bill proposed in state legislature (HB 386) would have required body camera use, but it did not pass
Collection of Video
HB 386 would have required officers to record all "law enforcement encounters," including (1) stops; (2) dispatched responses; (3) interrogations and interviews; (4) uses of force; (5) pursuits; and (6) executions of warrants. Local agencies could implement additional policies that meet statewide minimum
Retention of Video
HB 386 would have required retention for a minimum 30 days and a maximum of 180 days
FOIA Exemptions
HB 386 would have exempted body camera footage in two scenarios: (1) where a reasonable expectation of privacy existed and the footage did not constitute a "recording of interest" or (2) recording contained images that could be used to identify an individual and the recording is neither relevant as evidence nor a recording of interest
Related Dashcam FOIA Exemption
Covered by General FOIA Exemptions