Resources & Allies

Organizations and projects fighting for transparency and accountability in ALPR surveillance. We're not alone in this.

DeFlock

Map and resist Flock Safety cameras

Community-driven project documenting and mapping Flock Safety ALPR camera locations. Provides tools and information for communities looking to push back against unchecked surveillance expansion in their neighborhoods.

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Eyes On Flock

Aggregating Flock's own transparency data

Independent tracking project that aggregates and analyzes data from Flock Safety's public transparency portals. Monitors ALPR camera deployments, search activity volumes, and data sharing practices across the country — using Flock's own numbers to tell the real story.

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Have I Been Flocked?

Check if your plate has been searched

A privacy lookup tool that lets you check whether your license plate has been searched in Flock Safety's mass surveillance database. Find out if you've been swept up in the dragnet — because you have a right to know.

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ALPR.watch

Track surveillance tech in local government

Civic engagement platform that monitors municipal meeting agendas across the US for discussions about ALPR cameras, Flock Safety, and facial recognition. Get email alerts when surveillance tech comes up in your area so you can show up and be heard.

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ALPR Watch (alprwatch.org)

We monitor the monitors

Maps ALPR camera locations worldwide and offers routing tools to help people understand surveillance coverage in their area. Provides downloadable data packages, FOIA-obtained dashboards on Flock Safety operations, and open-source tools for the community.

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Eyes Off CR

Cedar Rapids fights back against Flock

Grassroots campaign opposing ALPR surveillance in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. They map camera locations, monitor council meetings, file public records requests, and share what they learn. A model for how any community can organize against unchecked surveillance.

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Organizations Fighting for Your Privacy

These national organizations are on the front lines of the fight against unchecked surveillance.

Know of another project?

If you're working on a project that tracks, documents, or fights ALPR surveillance — we'd love to list it here. The more visibility these efforts get, the harder it is for mass surveillance to expand in the shadows.

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