Flock cameras in Washington
11 law-enforcement and public agencies in Washington publish a Flock Safety transparency portal — Flock’s own disclosure of what a customer has deployed. Everything below is read from those portals. Nothing is modeled, averaged across states, or filled in where an agency left a field blank.
What is deployed
- Agencies with a portal
- 11
- Cameras, across 11 of them
- 223
- Retention, shortest to longest
- 15–30
- Searches, last 30 days
- 1,660
223 cameras is the sum of what 11 Washington agencies publish, not an estimate for the state. The other 0 run Flock and publish no count, so the real total is higher by an unknown amount.
Retention across Washington runs from 15 days to 30 days. That range matters more than any single agency’s policy: plate data is routinely shared between departments, so the longest window in a region is closer to how long your driving stays searchable than the window your own town set.
A blank field means the agency does not publish that number, not that it is zero.
Every Washington agency with a Flock portal
- Yakima WA PD42 cameras
- Spokane County WA SO39 cameras
- Lakewood WA PD31 cameras
- Tukwila WA PD27 cameras
- Centralia PD (WA)20 cameras
- Medina WA PD15 cameras
- Arlington PD (WA)14 cameras
- Kent WA PD12 cameras
- Eatonville WA PD11 cameras
- Richland PD WA10 cameras
- Puyallup WA PD2 cameras
Not the state you were looking for? Every state we have portal data for, or open the live camera map.
Where these figures come from
Flock Safety publishes a transparency portal for each customer agency. These figures were read from those portals by The News & Observer / McClatchy (private_eyes) and ingested here unchanged. Each agency’s page links its own portal, which is the authoritative copy.
- The News & Observer / McClatchy (private_eyes)The dataset behind every WA figure on this page
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