Documented locations
The database brings together reported and verified camera locations so residents can research where automated license plate readers are deployed and who may operate them.
Camera database
Documented, verified and community-reported locations.
Stop Flock maintains its own verification status while displaying community map data as a separate layer.
—Stop Flock database entries
—community points visible on map
3verification categories
Camera map
Where are Flock cameras and ALPR readers located?
Verification matters
A map point is not treated as proof by itself. Stop Flock uses field photographs, public records, agency information, vendor identification, and verification dates where available.
Report or correct a camera →Database entries
Camera inventory
Camera profile
Select a camera
- Status
- Select a camera above
Evidence / notes
Each profile can hold agency, vendor, model, ROW status, field verification, source documents and photos.
Tennessee camera map
Tennessee Flock camera and ALPR map
Stop Flock's camera database is designed to help residents research where Flock Safety cameras and other automated license plate readers have been reported or documented in Tennessee. Map entries should be read together with their source, agency, vendor, and verification status when available.
For local research, use the Chattanooga and Hamilton County pages for camera context, public records, procurement, permits, and field-verification work.