Every agency running Flock cameras

365 agenciesTransparency portals

Flock Safety publishes a transparency portal for every customer agency: how many cameras it owns, how long it keeps plate reads, how often that data was searched, and how many outside organizations can search it. Those portals are scattered across hundreds of addresses. This is all 365 of them in one place, by state.

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Across 34 states, 343 of these agencies publish a camera count, and those add up to 7,947 cameras. The rest run Flock and publish no number, so the true total is higher by an amount nobody outside Flock can state.

The full directory

Alabama4 portals

Arkansas3 portals

Arizona2 portals

California84 portals

Colorado5 portals

Connecticut1 portal

Florida5 portals

Georgia5 portals

Iowa7 portals

Illinois16 portals

Indiana17 portals

Kansas10 portals

Louisiana1 portal

Massachusetts1 portal

Maryland1 portal

Michigan15 portals

Minnesota5 portals

Missouri6 portals

North Carolina34 portals

Nebraska5 portals

New Jersey2 portals

New York2 portals

Ohio57 portals

Oklahoma6 portals

Pennsylvania1 portal

Rhode Island9 portals

South Carolina9 portals

South Dakota1 portal

Tennessee1 portal

Texas14 portals

Utah1 portal

Virginia12 portals

Washington11 portals

Wisconsin3 portals

State not published9 portals

These portals carry no state in the source dataset. Most are Flock Safety’s own internal tenants — sales, admin, training — rather than agencies; a few are real departments whose state the dataset simply does not record. They are listed rather than quietly dropped.

Where this comes from

Every figure here was read from an official Flock Safety transparency portal by The News & Observer / McClatchy (private_eyes) and ingested unchanged. This directory adds no numbers of its own: an agency that publishes nothing shows nothing.

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