Orwell Day
Stop Flock Solution
State legislatures remove ALPR AI cameras — Flock, Axon, and the rest — from the state.
There are more than 19,000 incorporated cities, towns, villages, and boroughs in the United States. A city-by-city fight is 19,000 points of change. A state ban is 50.
We call on our state legislatures to uphold our God-given and constitutionally protected Fourth Amendment right to privacy. The Founders never intended for the government to track every citizen’s movements and build a searchable database of our daily lives. Mass surveillance of this kind undermines the very freedoms this nation was built upon. Sign this petition today to demand the immediate removal of all ALPR AI cameras (like Flock, Axon, etc.) from your state.
- Signatures
- 1,642
- The math
- 50
on file · as of 2026-09-04
not 19,489 municipal governments
Mapped cameras: 137,000 · CRS on file · 2026-08. Crowdsourced. Not a census.
On-file figures until you refresh. Signatures from the petition page. Camera count from Finding Flock’s crowdsourced map — a floor, not a census. State rows are a retrieved briefing, not a live feed.
Why the state
- A city that cancels still sits next to a city that feeds the same national database. Local wins leak.
- Highway right-of-way, grant eligible-uses, and criminal penalties for unauthorized install are state instruments. A council cannot write them.
- Leave one comment that links the petition on a Flock-related post. Concentration beats 19,000 scattered hearings.
FIFTY is an independent civic briefing. It supports Orwell Day’s petition. It is not an official Orwell Day product, not legal advice, and not a live camera registry. Claims are labeled. Empty beats a copied instrument from the wrong state. Signature and camera figures can refresh from public pages; state rows are a retrieved briefing, not a live legislature feed.