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Delaware

Wilmington dropped four donated Flock cameras and still runs other ALPRs. That is not the statewide removal the petition asks for.

ALPR statute
Not retrieved. Empty beats a copied neighbor.
Executive
Not retrieved. Empty beats a copied neighbor.
Local
Wilmington decommissioned four donated Flock ALPRs in August 2026 (city council statement) but continues other-vendor ALPR. Milton PD returned a Flock unit. DSP, New Castle County, and Rehoboth Beach still operate Flock.
Funding / grants
Delaware State Police January 2026 purchase order $95,261 for Flock software (Cape Gazette FOIA of DSP). Not a statewide camera-ban line.
Permitting / dirt
DelDOT Safety Permits cover ALPR installs on state ROW (Cape Gazette FOIA, June 2026). Occupancy, not a ban.
Privacy
Not retrieved. Empty beats a copied neighbor.

Comment for this state

A city fight in Delaware is still one of 19,000. A state ban is one of 50. Sign: https://orwellday.com/stop-flock-solution/

Read the lanes

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.

Sources · Lanes · Method · WFTY Heartland of the Republic

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