Vote & Contract
Harris County, TX — Commissioners Court 2026-10-15
Agenda includes discussion and possible action on Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) and their use in Harris County, Texas.
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Vote & Contract
Wall Township, NJ — Township Meeting 2026-10-13
Agenda includes redevelopment agreement requiring installation of a dual-feed ALPR camera at Atlantic Avenue intersection, feeding Wall/MC911.
Past Vote & Contract
Fullerton, CA — City Council Meeting 2026-10-06
Agenda includes discussion of Flock Automated License Plate Reader Program.
Past Vote & Contract
Sycamore — City Council Oct 5, 2026
Resident raised questions about number of Flock cameras and data retention at council meeting.
Past Vote & Contract
City of Charlotte — City Council Sep 14, 2026
Council agenda item: Flock Camera Use and Policy Discussion; Council Member Christenson raised concerns regarding the City's use of Flock Safety automated license plate readers.
Past Vote & Contract
Los Alamos County Council - Regular Session
County Council briefing on Automated License Plate Reader Education Session, community feedback, and recommended changes to operational policy.
Past Vote & Contract
Maui County Disaster Recovery, International Affairs, and Planning Committee — Bill 113 on LPR Data
Committee to consider Bill 113 (2026) establishing Chapter 8.38, Maui County Code, regulating disclosure, sale, and commercial use of license plate reader data.
Past Vote & Contract
Denver — Health and Safety Committee: SoundThinking (ShotSpotter) Contract Amendment
Denver's Health and Safety Committee will consider amending its contract with SoundThinking, Inc. (formerly ShotSpotter) to decrease contract capacity by $147,421 for a new total of $4,352,579.
Past Vote & Contract
Oklahoma City Council votes on Flock renewal
OKC's council takes up the Flock camera contract renewal. A coalition of residents, clergy, and small-government advocates plans to attend — the vote every stream in the movement is watching this month.
Past Vote & Contract
Oakland City Council to Review 2025 Annual Surveillance Technology Reports
Oakland City Council agenda item covers 2025 annual reports on police surveillance technologies including Automated License Plate Readers.
Past Vote & Contract
$10,000 a year was at stake
Nelson City Council votes to remove Flock cameras
The Nelson City Council voted unanimously on July 13, 2026 to remove the city's four Flock license plate reader cameras, after Councilman Nathan Hamby raised Fourth Amendment concerns. The contract ran roughly $10,000 a year for…
On the record:
“Flock camera”
Past Vote & Contract
Ypsilanti City Council bans license plate readers (Ordinance No. 1401)
The Ypsilanti City Council gave final passage to Ordinance No. 1401 on September 13, 2022 by a 5-0 vote, prohibiting automated license plate readers inside the city limits. Council members cited privacy, and noted that any…
On the record:
“license plate reader”
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