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FIFTY is an independent civic briefing. It supports Orwell Day’s petition to remove ALPR cameras at the state. It is not an official Orwell Day product, not legal advice, and not a live camera registry. Claims are tri-state: Supported, Unproven, Disputed. Kind is Evidence, Inference, or Assumption. Primary records beat commentary. Empty beats a cloned permit. FIFTY will not look up a plate, a person, or a home address. State rows are a retrieved briefing, not a live legislature feed. Petition signatures and the crowdsourced camera count can be refreshed from their public pages. How a cell is filled — file, tens, merge — is on Method.

Live overlay

Signatures: 1,642 (on file 2026-09-04)
Mapped cameras: 137,000 (CRS on file 2026-08)
Municipal governments: 19,489 (Census of Governments 2025 — retrieved, not live)
Federal pack as of 2026-09-06 — not live

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.

advocacy · 2026-09-04
Stop Flock Solution — Orwell Day
advocacy · 2026-09-06
Orwell Day, petition-promotion team post
primary · 2025
U.S. Census Bureau — Census of Governments (municipal governments)
advocacy · 2026-06-29
ACLU — How to fight Flock and other ALPR mass surveillance
primary · 2026-09-03
CRS IN12735 — Federal Legislation and Oversight of Law Enforcement Use of ALPRs
primary · 2026-09-02
H.R. 10221, 119th Cong. — Flock-Off Act (Massie)
primary · 2026-07-21
H.R. 9800, 119th Cong. — Protection Against Mass Surveillance Act (Burchett)
primary · 2026-09-03
H.R. 9716, 119th Cong. — PRIVACY Act (Self) — warrant for federal access to state/local ALPR data
primary · 2026-05-21
House T&I markup record — Amendment 221 to H.R. 8870 failed 20–44
reporting · 2026-05-28
IPVM — bipartisan ALPR amendment killed (20–44)
reporting · 2026-09-05
NYT — In red states, law-and-order Republicans turn against Flock cameras
primary · 2026-08-31
FDOT Engineering and Operations Memorandum No. 26-01 — LPR systems in SHS right-of-way
primary · 2026-09-01
§ 316.0777, Fla. Stat. — ALPR in State Highway System right-of-way
reporting · 2026-08-31
AP / Texas Tribune — $1 insurance-fee hike funded thousands of Flock cameras; Abbott pause
reporting · 2026-09-03
CalMatters — California kills ALPR bill for a fifth year (SB 1013)
primary · 2026-09-03
Cal. Civil Code §§ 1798.90.5–1798.90.55 — ALPR use and sharing
primary · 2026-03-30
Washington ESSB 6002 — Driver Privacy Act (C 239 L 26)
primary · 2026-07-15
Kentucky HB 58 / 2026 Ky. Acts ch. 71 — ALPR 90-day retention
primary · 2026-09-06
29-A M.R.S. § 2117-A — Maine ALPR use and 21-day retention
primary · 2026-09-06
N.H. Rev. Stat. § 261:75-b — unmatched plate reads purged within 3 minutes
primary · 2025-10-14
Utah Code §§ 41-6a-2001 to 41-6a-2005 — Automatic License Plate Reader System Act
primary · 2026-09-06
Colorado SB26-070 — Ban Government Access Historical Location Information Database (Lost)
reporting · 2026-08-08
Finding Flock — ALPR laws by state (19 statutes read against official text)
advocacy · 2026-09-06
Finding Flock — crowdsourced ALPR camera count (OpenStreetMap / DeFlock)
reporting · 2026-06-09
WA Privacy — Border Patrol ALPR sharing and the Driver Privacy Act
reporting · 2026-08-28
Mother Jones / Cybernews — opioid settlement funds spent on Flock / ALPR
vendor · 2026-07-24
Flock Safety — How to fund an LPR program in 2026 (JAG, COPS, BSIR, asset forfeiture)
advocacy · 2026-06-03
Ban Flock Cameras — city cancellation tracker
advocacy · 2026-08-13
Institute for Justice — PEEPS Act model (warrant for ALPR data older than 24 hours)
reporting · 2026-08-13
TechTimes — Flock reforms leave the warrant gap open; 80+ communities canceled in 2026
reporting · 2026-07-28
Fox News — West Virginia Freedom Caucus, Fourth Amendment Restoration Act
reporting · 2026-08-28
City & State PA — five ALPR / Flock proposals in Pennsylvania
reporting · 2026-08-01
Unraveled Press — Illinois organized-retail-crime grants funded 900+ ALPRs
primary · 2025-08-25
Illinois Secretary of State — Flock audit found sharing in violation of state law (2025)
reporting · 2026-09-02
Jacksonville Today — DeSantis blocked state-road ALPRs after approving immigration-enforcement LPR grants
reporting · 2026-09-04
Knoxville News Sentinel — Knox County Commission voted to shut down 143 Flock cameras
advocacy · 2026-06-04
State of Surveillance — Flock network, ICE search pathways, state statutes
primary · 2026-09-06
Ala. Admin. Code r. 265-X-6 — License Plate Recognition Systems for Law Enforcement
primary · 2026-09-06
ALDOT — FAQs: Permitting for Installation and Maintenance of Public Safety Sensors
primary · 2025-12-15
Anchorage Police Department Policy 7.12 — Automated License Plate Readers
primary · 2026-08-31
AO 2026-108 — Anchorage Assembly (restrictions on automated license plate reader systems)
primary · 2026-03-04
Arizona SB 1111 (2026) — license plate readers; privacy; violations (Senate engrossed)
primary · 2026-08-27
Arizona AG Mayes — review of automated license plate readers (not a pause)
primary · 2025-10-14
City of Sedona — Council voted Sept. 9, 2025 to cancel the ALPR contract; cameras removed
primary · 2025-04-16
Arkansas Act 668 of 2025 (SB446) — Automatic License Plate Reader System Act amendments
primary · 2026-09-06
Ark. Code Ann. § 12-12-1804 — Protections (150/60-day preservation)
primary · 2026-09-06
Cal. Vehicle Code § 2413 — CHP license plate reader retention and use
primary · 2026-09-06
California SB 1013 (2025–2026) — Automated license plate recognition systems (Lost at adjournment)
primary · 2026-09-06
Colorado SB26-071 — Use of Surveillance Technology by Law Enforcement (Lost)
primary · 2026-09-06
CDOT Utility & Special Use Program — ALPR procedures, checklist, terms
primary · 2026-05-04
Connecticut Public Act No. 26-14 (Substitute Senate Bill No. 397) — ALPR use, 21-day retention
primary · 2026-08-07
Governor Lamont — review of safety cameras and ALPR; urge to pause new installs (not an EO)
primary · 2026-07-06
Windsor Town Council minutes, July 6, 2026 — ALPR reactivation motion failed 4–5
primary · 2026-08-05
Wilmington City Council — decommissioning of four donated Flock ALPRs
primary · 2026-09-06
§ 316.0778, Fla. Stat. — ALPR records retention schedule
reporting · 2026-08-31
News4JAX — JSO ends LPR use countywide; Clay and Bradford named
primary · 2026-09-06
O.C.G.A. § 35-1-22 — collection, 30-month destruction, sharing (2025 Georgia Code)
primary · 2026-09-06
GDOT — ALPR Permitting Guidance (Special Encroachment 7411)
primary · 2026-04-14
Hawaii HB2033 (2026) — Automatic License Plate Recognition Systems Program (Lost)
primary · 2026-09-06
Idaho Code § 49-1432 — automated license plate readers (use, access, audit)
primary · 2025-04-04
Idaho S1180 (2025, ch. 316) — enacted as § 49-1432
primary · 2026-09-06
625 ILCS 5/2-130 — automated license plate reader information (share/access)
primary · 2026-09-06
Oak Park — Automated License Plate Readers (contract terminated Aug. 5, 2025)
primary · 2025-08-26
City of Evanston — Flock contract termination notice (effective Sept. 26, 2025)
primary · 2026-09-06
Indiana HEA 1150 / P.L.26-2026 — IC 32-25.5-3.8 HOA ALPR ban (enrolled)
primary · 2021-02-05
INDOT Permit Operations Memorandum 21-02 — LE ALPRs on state right-of-way
primary · 2026-04-15
City of Bloomington — Flock contract not renewed (Mayor Thomson, Apr. 15, 2026)
primary · 2026-09-06
Iowa Code § 321P.4 — automated system data deletion within 30 days
primary · 2026-09-06
Iowa HF 2556 (2026) — statewide ALPR prohibition (Lost)
primary · 2026-02-24
Coralville City Council Resolution 2026-16 — terminate Flock (Feb. 24, 2026)
primary · 2026-06-08
Sioux City Council agenda June 8, 2026 — Byrne JAG $77,250 Flock expansion
primary · 2026-09-06
Kansas SB 373 (2026) — pole-equipment agreement length (Lost)
primary · 2026-09-06
Kansas SB 478 (2026) — pole-equipment time limit (Lost)
primary · 2026-07-15
KRS 189.632 — automated license plate reader use and 90-day retention
primary · 2026-01-22
Kentucky HB 375 (2026 RS) — prohibit ALPR use, deployment, and maintenance (Lost)
primary · 2026-09-06
Louisiana DOTD — Automatic License Plate Camera Permit (Rev. 03/23)
primary · 2026-09-06
La. R.S. 14:57.1 — vandalizing a crime camera system (includes LPR)
primary · 2026-06-22
South Portland — City Council ends Flock ALPR use (June 11, 2026)
primary · 2026-09-06
Md. Code, Public Safety § 3-509 — captured plate data use and access
primary · 2024
Maryland 2024 ch. 875 (HB 1081) — ALPR use/access amendments to PS § 3-509
primary · 2026-04-09
S. 447 (126th General Assembly) — License plate reader system; committee report Apr. 9, 2026
primary · 2025-01-14
H. 3155 (126th General Assembly) — Automatic license plate readers
primary · 2026-01-13
H. 4675 (126th General Assembly) — Community Data Protection and Responsible Surveillance Act
primary · 2026-09-01
H. 3305 / Act 261 of 2026 — supplemental appropriations; Town of Cameron license-plate camera earmark
primary · 2026-09-06
S.C. Code Title 23, Chapter 1 — Law Enforcement general provisions (no § 23-1-235)
primary · 2026-03-23
Massachusetts H.3755 (194th) — An Act establishing driver privacy protections
primary · 2026-07-14
Massachusetts Acts 2026 c. 140 — Cambridge parking ALPRs (special act)
primary · 2025-12-10
City of Cambridge — Statement on the Flock Safety ALPR contract termination
primary · 2026-04-22
Michigan HB 5492 of 2026 — Regulating Automatic License Plate Readers Act
primary · 2026-07-29
Michigan SB 1131 of 2026 — guidelines for registration plate reader systems
primary · 2026-09-06
Michigan DTMB / SIGMA — statewide Flock LPR solution (contract MA250000000832)
primary · 2026-09-06
Minn. Stat. § 13.824 — Automated license plate readers
primary · 2026-05-18
Minnesota HF 4205 (94th) — ALPR unmatched-data destruction amendments
primary · 2025-02-04
Mississippi HB 528 (2025) — prohibit automated license plate recognition systems
primary · 2026-09-06
Miss. Code § 17-25-19 — automated traffic-enforcement cameras at signals
primary · 2026-01-15
Missouri SB 1027 (2026) — automated license plate reader systems prohibition
primary · 2026-05-15
Missouri HB 3192 (2026) — Missouri Automatic License Plate Reader Regulation Act
primary · 2026-09-06
Mont. Code Ann. § 46-5-117 — use of license plate reader prohibited; exceptions
primary · 2026-09-06
Mont. Code Ann. § 46-5-118 — preservation and disclosure of ALPR records
primary · 2026-09-06
Neb. Rev. Stat. § 60-3203 — Automatic License Plate Reader Privacy Act; prohibited acts
primary · 2026-09-06
Neb. Rev. Stat. § 60-3204 — captured plate data retention (180 days)
primary · 2026-09-06
NRS 484A.600 — photo/video equipment for traffic citations
primary · 2026-08-25
Nevada Legislature — 2027 session BDR list (unnumbered ALPR BDR requested Aug. 25, 2026)
primary · 2026-05-28
New Hampshire HB 1059 / Chapter 88 (2026) — repeal of RSA 261:75-b sunset
primary · 2026-03-25
New Jersey P.L.2026, c.4 (A4070) — Privacy Protection Act; ALPR sharing limits
primary · 2023-01-23
N.J. Attorney General Law Enforcement Directive 2022-12 — ALPR use, 3-year retention, NJ SNAP
primary · 2026-01-13
New Jersey S3035 / A2594 (2026) — ALPR requirements; 2-year retention
primary · 2026-03-04
New Mexico 2026 Laws ch. 20 (SB 40) — Driver Privacy and Safety Act (official enrolled PDF)
primary · 2026-03-23
Village of Saranac Lake Board of Trustees minutes — Flock contract terminated 4–1 (March 23, 2026)
reporting · 2026-03-06
The Ithaca Voice — Common Council votes unanimously to end Flock contract (March 4, 2026)
reporting · 2026-06-25
The Ithaca Voice — Tompkins County Legislature voted 12–1 to end Flock contract (April 2026)
primary · 2026-09-06
N.C. Gen. Stat. Article 3D — Automatic License Plate Reader Systems (§§ 20-183.30 to .32)
primary · 2026-09-06
N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-183.32 — preservation and disclosure of captured plate data (90 days)
primary · 2025-01-28
North Dakota HB 1050 (69th) — license plate readers on NDDOT equipment (failed 42–51)
primary · 2025-03-25
Fargo Police Department Policy 428 — Automated License Plate Readers
primary · 2026-08-07
City of Dayton — ALPR cameras community FAQs (program remains suspended)
primary · 2026-09-06
Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 7-606.1 — Uninsured Vehicle Enforcement Program (ALPR authorization)
primary · 2026-03-31
Oregon Laws 2026, ch. 77 (SB 1516) — law-enforcement ALPR use and 30-day retention
primary · 2026-08-27
Pa. Senate co-sponsorship memos — Laughlin (Aug. 27, 2026) networked LPR prohibition (not introduced)
primary · 2026-08-27
Pa. Senate co-sponsorship memo index — 2025–26 Regular Session (Mastriano / companion ALPR memos)
primary · 2026-08-18
Gov. Dan McKee — pause on new ALPR installations and 60-day data-privacy review
advocacy · 2026-06-11
Rhode Island H 8077 (2026) — Automated License Plate Readers (held for study; died in committee)
reporting · 2026-08-12
South Dakota Searchlight — AG Jackley plans 2027 LPR safeguards (no bill number)
primary · 2026-09-06
City of Sioux Falls — Police Department (Policy #1036 Flock / 30-day retention is department policy)
primary · 2026-09-06
Tenn. Code Ann. § 55-10-302 — automated license plate recognition; 90-day storage limit
reporting · 2026-09-04
Texas Tribune — after Abbott’s Flock-spend stop, DPS will keep using existing cameras
primary · 2026-09-06
23 V.S.A. § 1607 — automated license plate recognition systems (18-month retention)
primary · 2025-07-01
Va. Code § 2.2-5517 / 2025 Acts ch. 720 — use of automatic license plate recognition systems
primary · 2026-01-21
West Virginia HB 4682 (2026) — Fourth Amendment Restoration Act (introduced text)
primary · 2026-03-23
Wisconsin 2025 Assembly Bill 883 — limiting automatic registration plate readers (failed SJR 1)
reporting · 2026-09-05
WBAY / WSAW — Fond du Lac and Winnebago counties cease Flock cameras countywide
primary · 2026-02-13
Wyoming HB0181 (2026 Budget Session) — biometric data and license plate readers-regulation
primary · 2026-09-06
Town of Jackson Police Department — LPR / Policy 9.29 (90-day purge)
vendor · 2026-09-04
Cheyenne WY PD Flock transparency portal — cameras and 30-day retention (ARPA buy)
reporting · 2026-07-14
WyoFile — Green River City Council votes against Motorola ALPR grant (6–1, July 7, 2026)
primary · 2026-08-20
D.C. Code § 50-2443 — License plate recognition systems; usage and privacy
primary · 2025-05-02
D.C. Law 25-325 / Act 25-695 (B25-0435) — LPRS usage and privacy rulemaking mandate
primary · 2026-04-30
MPD GO-OPS-303.09 — License Plate Readers (90-day purge; effective April 30, 2026)

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.