MSP Airport Police
1 audit on file. Next audit expected 2020, on the two-year cycle in Minn. Stat. § 13.824, subd. 6.
Auditor
Auditor type
In-house / city auditor
Result
Compliant - findings noted
Findings
7 findings
Audit depth
Deep / technical
Findings by tier
6 MaterialSuperficial
Tested live system
Yes
System / vendor
BOSS
Retention found
47 days
Report pages
8
Conducted
January 24, 2018
What the audit said
MAC's own Internal Audit Dept (Scott Zaczkowski, Alan Sasse CPA/CISA) found Airport Police generally complied with 13.824, but noted 7 deficiencies: an officer improperly shared ALPR log-on credentials; only 2 of 14 sampled inquiries had case numbers logged; no routine independent review of the ALPR audit log; no documented user-access authorization or completed-training records; policy missing required data-classification language; and no separate public-use log maintained as statute requires.
FinePrint notes
Report dated/issued January 24, 2018 (recorded as Conducted Date; exact fieldwork days not stated — audit period ran mid-May to July 2017, period fields left blank rather than guessing). Filed with LRL/Legislature in the 2019 mandated-reports folder (doc 191262). IMPORTANT: this is the only ALPR audit located for MAC/Airport Police and it is now ~8 years old against a biennial requirement — there should be newer filings (2020/2022/2024/2026) that were NOT found on the 2026-08-20 pass. Needs a follow-up search for a current filing before treating MAC as compliant going forward. FOUND 2026-08-20.
Recorded findings appear in green because a finding is evidence the auditor actually examined the program. A report with nothing at all appears in red.
Every agency operating an ALPR in Minnesota must arrange an independent audit every two years under Minn. Stat. § 13.824, subd. 6.
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