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Flock camera transparency

Flock Safety cameras, ALPR maps, and public records

Find documented camera locations

Use the Stop Flock camera database to review documented and community-reported automated license plate reader locations, including Flock Safety and other ALPR systems.

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Stop Flock tracks contracts, procurement records, policies, permits, agency documents, data-retention rules, and other records tied to ALPR deployments.

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Stop Flock documents automated license plate reader deployments, contracts, public records, retention practices, procurement and the agencies operating surveillance infrastructure.

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What we know

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Hamilton County LPR procurement

Hamilton County Commission approved a Motorola Solutions LPR system in November 2023 through Resolution 1123-33 for $1,184,929.16.

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Chattanooga state-route deployment

Chattanooga Resolution 31764 authorized 35 license plate readers on state routes, with locations subject to TDOT approval.

Tennessee law

Retention limits

Tennessee law generally limits government ALPR captured-plate data retention to 90 days unless connected to an ongoing investigation.

Open question

Who operates each camera?

Camera-by-camera ownership, vendor, model, sharing arrangements and right-of-way authorization are being verified through records and field documentation.

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Tennessee expansion

Built beyond Hamilton County.

We’re starting in Hamilton County and expanding across Tennessee as camera locations, public records, and local research are verified.

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Local research

Chattanooga & Hamilton County

Chattanooga, Tennessee

Flock camera locations, ALPR public records, agencies, permits, and field verification.

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Hamilton County, Tennessee

Countywide ALPR deployments, procurement, public records, ROW questions, and verification.

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Tennessee Flock camera map

Browse documented and community-reported automated license plate reader locations, including Flock Safety and other ALPR systems.

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