Illinois

A share/access statute, grant-funded expansion, SOS violation finding, and named local cancellations coexist. The statute does not forbid collection.

ALPR statute

625 ILCS 5/2-130 (P.A. 103-540, eff. 1-1-24) — ALPR-specific share/access rules: no sale/share to investigate reproductive-health restrictions or immigration-status detention; out-of-state share only after a written declaration. Official text sets no retention clock and no unmatched-read cap. Not a collection ban.

Executive

Not retrieved. Empty beats a copied neighbor.

Local

Oak Park Village Board terminated its Flock contract Aug. 5, 2025. Evanston issued a termination notice Aug. 26, 2025, effective Sept. 26, 2025.

Funding / grants

AG organized-retail-crime grants: $15M since 2023; analysis that $5.6M covered 900+ ALPRs and subscriptions. ISP reports IDOT appropriated about $10.6M in Feb. 2026 for expressway ALPRs.

Permitting / dirt

Not retrieved. Empty beats a copied neighbor.

Privacy

625 ILCS 5/2-130: no retention cap; out-of-state sharing needs a written declaration. SOS Aug. 25, 2025 audit found Flock allowed CBP access in violation of Illinois law. That is an enforcement finding against the vendor, not a statewide camera ban.