Does Green Bay have Flock cameras?
Yes. Green Bay WI PD operates 43 Flock Safety automatic license plate readers, according to the transparency portal Flock publishes for the agency. Every figure on this page comes from that portal — none of it is estimated, and the ones the agency does not publish are simply absent.
What the portal publishes
- Cameras owned
- 43
- Days of retention
- 30
- Searches, last 30 days
- 654
- Outside orgs with access
- 261
Plate reads collected by Green Bay WI PD are held for 30 days before deletion. Retention is the number that decides how much of your ordinary driving is searchable at any moment — a 30-day window means a month of your movements, not just the day you were near a camera.
The portal reports 654 searches of that data in the most recent 30-day window, against 432,124 vehicle detections over the same period.
It also reports 2,795 hotlist hits — reads that matched a list the agency or one of its partners had loaded.
261 outside organizations have access to this agency’s plate data. Sharing is the part of ALPR that surprises people most: a read collected on your street is searchable by departments you have never heard of and never voted for.
Blank fields mean the agency does not publish that number, not that the number is zero.
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Where these figures come from
Flock Safety publishes a transparency portal for each customer agency. The figures above were read from that portal by The News & Observer / McClatchy (private_eyes) and ingested here unchanged. Check them at the source — and if the portal has moved on since this page was built, the portal is right and this page is stale.
- Green Bay WI PD transparency portalFlock Safety’s official disclosure for this agency
- The News & Observer / McClatchy (private_eyes)The dataset this page is built from
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