ALPR Ban Map

Track Communities Fighting Back Against ALPR Surveillance

Explore states, counties, and municipalities across the United States that have banned, rejected, restricted, or removed automated license plate reader (ALPR) systems, including Flock Safety cameras.

This interactive map documents government actions against mass surveillance, with links to supporting sources, legislation, and official decisions.

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The Liberty Sun documents municipal actions involving automated license plate reader systems, including outright bans, contract cancellations, rejected proposals, and camera removals.

Each municipality included in the map will be accompanied by supporting documentation or credible reporting whenever available.

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Last Updated: 11/11/2026