Fifty legislatures
The board.
Each cell is a posture, not a camera count. Executive pause is not a ban. A statute is not always a removal. Empty means this briefing has not retrieved a statewide instrument — not that nothing happened. No state is the default. How a cell is filled is public: Method.
- AL
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- TX
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- VT
- VA
- WA
- WV
- WI
- WY
- ALPR statute
AL Alabama
A five-year AJIC retention rule is not the petition’s statewide removal. Collection remains lawful.
- bill this cycle
AZ Arizona
2026 ALPR bills died. Named cities cancelled contracts. That is not statewide removal.
- ALPR statute
AR Arkansas
A 150-day retention cap that still authorizes law-enforcement collection is not the petition’s statewide removal.
- ALPR statute
CA California
California has an ALPR use-and-sharing statute, not statewide removal. SB 1013 died at adjournment. Named city Flock cancellations are not a statewide ban.
- bill this cycle
CO Colorado
SB26-070 and SB26-071 died. A general image-retention rule is not a statewide camera ban. The petition still applies.
- ALPR statute
CT Connecticut
PA 26-14 is a use/retain/share statute, not statewide removal. Collection remains lawful for listed law-enforcement purposes.
- local drops
DE Delaware
Wilmington dropped four donated Flock cameras and still runs other ALPRs. That is not the statewide removal the petition asks for.
- ALPR statute
DC District of Columbia
Not a state. Council is the legislature. § 50-2443 is an LPRS usage/privacy rulemaking statute, not District-wide removal.
- executive pause
FL Florida
State-road revocation is real. It is not a statewide ban. County and city dirt remain a local fight unless the legislature acts.
- ALPR statute
GA Georgia
A 30-month retention cap is not statewide removal. Collection remains lawful.
- bill this cycle
HI Hawaii
HB2033 would have authorized county ALPR, not banned it. It died. Hawaii has no statewide ALPR removal.
- ALPR statute
ID Idaho
Idaho’s ALPR statute authorizes collection and limits use and access. It is not the petition’s statewide removal.
- ALPR statute
IL Illinois
A share/access statute, grant-funded expansion, SOS violation finding, and named local cancellations coexist. The statute does not forbid collection.
- ALPR statute
IN Indiana
IC 32-25.5-3.8 bars HOA-operated ALPRs. It is not statewide removal of law-enforcement cameras.
- ALPR statute
IA Iowa
Iowa Code § 321P.4 is a 30-day retention cap, not statewide removal. 2026 bills, including a ban (HF 2556), were lost at sine die.
- bill this cycle
KS Kansas
SB 373 and SB 478 died without a floor vote. Two cities dropped Flock. That is not statewide removal.
- ALPR statute
KY Kentucky
A retention cap is not the petition’s statewide removal.
- ALPR statute
ME Maine
A 21-day retention cap with law-enforcement exceptions is not statewide removal. The petition still applies.
- ALPR statute
MD Maryland
A use/access statute is not statewide removal. Collection remains lawful, so the petition still applies.
- bill this cycle
MA Massachusetts
Pending H.3755 would regulate retention and access. It is not law and it is not statewide removal.
- bill this cycle
MI Michigan
Pending 2026 bills would regulate ALPRs, not remove them. None have been enacted.
- ALPR statute
MN Minnesota
A 60-day data-practices rule is not statewide removal.
- bill this cycle
MS Mississippi
A 2025 House restriction died in committee. Cities including Jackson still run Flock. That is not statewide removal.
- bill this cycle
MO Missouri
2025 and 2026 prohibition bills died in committee. Named cities cancelled contracts. That is not statewide removal.
- ALPR statute
MT Montana
A default highway-use prohibition with listed law-enforcement exceptions is not the petition’s statewide removal.
- ALPR statute
NE Nebraska
A 180-day cap with enumerated uses is not statewide removal.
- ALPR statute
NH New Hampshire
Three-minute unmatched deletion is the tightest retrieved cap. The petition asks for removal.
- ALPR statute
NJ New Jersey
A 2026 sharing statute is not statewide removal. Collection remains lawful.
- ALPR statute
NM New Mexico
A 2026 privacy act is not statewide removal.
- local drops
NY New York
Village, city, and county actions. No statewide ban retrieved.
- ALPR statute
NC North Carolina
A 90-day unmatched-read cap is not the petition’s statewide removal.
- bill this cycle
ND North Dakota
A 2025 DOT-placement bill died on the House floor. North Dakota has no ALPR statute and no statewide removal.
- local drops
OH Ohio
Dayton’s fixed-site program remains suspended. That is one city, not a state ban.
- ALPR statute
OK Oklahoma
An uninsured-motorist ALPR authorization is not statewide removal.
- ALPR statute
OR Oregon
A newly enacted 30-day unmatched-read cap is not the petition’s statewide removal.
- executive pause
RI Rhode Island
A pause on new installs is real. It is not statewide removal of cameras already up.
- bill this cycle
SC South Carolina
Lost 2025–26 ALPR bills never became law. South Carolina has no ALPR statute. An earmark that buys cameras is not statewide removal.
- ALPR statute
TN Tennessee
Statewide retention rule plus a county removal. Statewide remaining.
- executive pause
TX Texas
State-money pause is real. The fee that built the network is real. A ban is not law. Existing DPS cameras remain.
- ALPR statute
UT Utah
An ALPR statute with a 9-month cap is not statewide removal.
- ALPR statute
VT Vermont
An 18-month cap is not statewide removal.
- ALPR statute
VA Virginia
A 21-day cap with listed uses is not the petition’s statewide removal.
- ALPR statute
WA Washington
A 21-day share-and-place statute is not a removal statute.
- bill this cycle
WV West Virginia
A numbered 2026 ban bill is the closest retrieved statewide removal vehicle. It is not law.
- bill this cycle
WI Wisconsin
A pending ban bill and named county drop-offs are not statewide removal.
- bill this cycle
WY Wyoming
HB0181 died without introduction. Named city Flock contracts and a Green River refusal are not statewide removal.