Chief of Police to gain FAA authorization for city police drone program
the Mayor·Nov 10, 2026
Public Safety
If approved, would allow Birmingham police to operate unmanned aircraft systems (drones) for law enforcement. The proposed law would let the Chief of Police sign FAA documents needed to fly drones under an existing contract with Skyfire, Ai, Inc.
👥Counterparty:
Skyfire, Ai, Inc.
🏛Funding source:
Unknown
📋Action type:
Ordinance
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