State and local law enforcement agencies are seeking greater authority to detect and interdict drones flown by bad actors.
Advanced detection capability is needed to decode the radio signals traveling between a drone and its pilot.
More incidents involving drones flying in airspace illegally have led to a bipartisan push in Congress to increase local oversight of drone traffic.
The Biden administration issued the Domestic Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems National Action Plan to deal with nefarious drone activity.
The creation of a database to record all the drone incursions across the country is a critical piece in establishing a national counter-drone security system.
Major County Sheriffs of America's Bouchard believes that SLLT police agencies should have the same counter-drone authority as federal agencies.
Congress is doing very little to pass counter-drone legislation, and it is unlikely anything may pass this year.
Congress may work on the proposed drone laws early next year.
An increasing number of drones are being used illegally, which is leading to drone mitigation legislation.
Malicious actors with drones pose one of the fastest-growing concerns that require capable response.