Now tracking public records in 8 cities

Know your city's ALPR footprint.

Independent ALPR transparency project. City dossiers, policy tracker, civic media. Not affiliated with Flock Group Inc. or any ALPR vendor.

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Cities with active public-records dossiers

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States with FOIA requests filed this quarter

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Records sourced from public government documents

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Dossiers roll out state by state. Start with the ones we have today.

Cancel Tracker

Cities that ended their ALPR contracts

A neutral, sourced feed of US cities that have voted to cancel, paused, or declined to renew their automated license plate reader deployments. Every entry carries a public-record source URL.

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Start with the questions people ask most

Plain-language explainers, sourced from public records and primary sources.

Frequently asked questions

Is this site affiliated with Flock Safety or any ALPR vendor?

No. We are an independent civic transparency project. We do not sell ALPR equipment and we do not speak for any law enforcement agency.

How do you collect camera data?

We rely on public records requests, open datasets (OpenStreetMap, FlockLeaks 2024), published journalism, and verified community submissions. Every claim is sourced and every dossier lists its underlying record.

Can I request that my city be added?

Yes. Use the search box above to check your city. If it is in our queue, subscribe and we will email you the moment the dossier is published.

Do you offer guides for avoiding or disabling cameras?

No. We do not publish material on tampering with, vandalizing, or disabling public infrastructure. The site is for educational and civic transparency purposes only.

Can I see the cameras in my city on a map?

Yes. Every dossier city has a Leaflet map at the bottom of the page showing one pin per OpenStreetMap ALPR node, color-coded by manufacturer. Click a pin to open its dossier with the manufacturer, direction, mount type, and a direct link back to the OpenStreetMap record.