An interactive, sourced tracker across four categories. Filter the map, then hover or tap a state. Updated June 2026 · Not legal advice — verify with the official source.
Enacted law
Pending bill
Restricted / banned
Mixed status
No specific law
In “All laws,” a state is green only when every law on the books is enacted. If it also has something pending, restricted, or banned, it shows as Mixed — open the state to see each category. Switch filters for the precise status of a single category.
Select a state
Use the filters above to switch categories — AI police reports, investigations, facial recognition, or broad government-AI laws — then hover or tap any state to see every law that applies, with sources. Only California and Utah have enacted AI police-report laws; about 15 states regulate police facial recognition.
The data, state by state
As of June 2026: 2 states have enacted AI police-report laws (CA SB 524, UT SB 180); New York and Minnesota have pending bills; Connecticut and King County, WA have prosecutor-led restrictions; ~15 states regulate law-enforcement facial recognition; and several public-sector AI-governance laws (TX TRAIGA, CA, CT, MD, VT, KY, IN, NY) reach law-enforcement AI use. Colorado's AI Act was repealed and replaced (SB 26-189, eff. 2027) and is private-sector only. In the “All laws” view, green marks states where every applicable law is enacted; states with a mix of enacted and pending/restricted laws are shown as Mixed. Sources linked per state. This tracker is informational and not legal advice.