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.
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AZ Arizona
2026 ALPR bills died. Named cities cancelled contracts. That is not statewide removal.
- 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.
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HI Hawaii
HB2033 would have authorized county ALPR, not banned it. It died. Hawaii has no statewide ALPR removal.
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KS Kansas
SB 373 and SB 478 died without a floor vote. Two cities dropped Flock. That is not statewide removal.
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MA Massachusetts
Pending H.3755 would regulate retention and access. It is not law and it is not statewide removal.
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MI Michigan
Pending 2026 bills would regulate ALPRs, not remove them. None have been enacted.
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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.
- 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.
- 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.
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WV West Virginia
A numbered 2026 ban bill is the closest retrieved statewide removal vehicle. It is not law.
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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.