Does Tulsa have Flock cameras?
Yes, as of its portal snapshot. Tulsa OK PD’s Flock transparency portal listed 114 Flock Safety license plate readers when The News & Observer captured it, between July 2023 and April 2024. On October 5, 2026, FlockDetour’s map showed 296 plate readers within 8 miles of Tulsa’s center. The live portal has the agency’s current figures.
Plate readers mapped around Tulsa today
- Mapped plate readers
- 296
- Attributed to Flock Safety
- 253
Counted October 5, 2026 within 8 miles of the center of Tulsa, a circle the size of its land area. A circle is not the legal boundary, so it can include cameras run by neighboring agencies or businesses, and it cannot show unmapped or mobile readers.
What the portal listed in 2023-24
- Cameras listed
- 114
- Days of retention listed
- 30
- Searches in 30 days
- 1,825
The portal listed a retention period of 30 days, after which plate reads are deleted. 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 reported 1,825 searches of that data in the 30 days before it was captured, against 759,975 vehicle detections over the same period.
A blank field means the portal did not publish that number, not that it was zero. Figures can have changed since 2024; the live portal is the current source.
Where these cameras are
74 camera sites in this agency’s deployment have been matched to a location and appear on the FlockDetour map. Open the map to see them against the roads you actually drive, and to compare a route with a detour around them.
Mapped sites come from open community data and are a lower bound on what is installed — they will not always match the portal count above, which is the agency’s own figure.
Other Flock agencies in Oklahoma
Where these figures come from
Flock Safety publishes a transparency portal for each customer agency. The portal figures above were captured by The News & Observer / McClatchy (private_eyes) between July 2023 and April 2024 and are shown unchanged. Where the live portal differs, the portal is right. The mapped count comes from FlockDetour’s own public camera data, counted October 5, 2026.
- Tulsa OK 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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