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Cameras in Los Angeles County
4,500 cameras listed or mapped in Los Angeles County. The map shows its 120 unincorporated areas; Los Angeles and its 87 other cities each have a page.
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Unincorporated Los Angeles County, by camera type.
Speed cameras in LA County
There is no county speed camera program. AB 645 allows speed cameras only in the cities it names: Los Angeles, San Jose, Oakland, Glendale, Long Beach and San Francisco. Malibu has its own law, SB 1297, for Pacific Coast Highway. Los Angeles · Long Beach · Malibu speed cameras.
Red light cameras in LA County
The county program ended in 2012, and Los Angeles ended its own in 2011. A county Public Works page still describes red light camera intersections; that program is listed, not yet verified. Still running: LA Metro (LACMTA) rail-crossing photo enforcement. Of the 98 intersections the map pins in LA County cities, 12 are on a city list and 86 are unverified, from public records. California red light cameras.
LA County also has 1 stop sign camera program listed, not yet verified: MRCA park roads.
License plate readers in LA County
192 plate readers are on the map in the 120 unincorporated areas. 140 carry a Flock Safety maker tag.
Flock cameras in Altadena · Flock cameras in Northridge · Flock cameras in Pacific Palisades · Flock cameras in Westwood
The sharing lists agencies post show Los Angeles County CA SD sharing plate-reader data with 20 other organizations, and able to search the data of 145. See its sharing lists · Sharing data: EyesOnFlock (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Traffic cameras in LA County
72 Caltrans cameras sit inside the unincorporated areas, on freeways and state highways.
Unincorporated LA County areas
Red light: some unverified (public records).
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Includes Athens
Includes Green Valley
Includes Hasley Canyon, Ridge Route, Castaic Canyons and Green Valley
Includes Northeast Antelope Valley
Includes South Diamond Bar
Includes Castaic Canyons
Includes Topanga
Includes Unincorporated Santa Susana Mountains
Includes Unincorporated Santa Susana Mountains
Includes Tujunga Canyons
Includes North El Monte and Mayflower Village
Includes Vincent
Includes Mayflower Village
Includes Mayflower Village
Includes Hasley Canyon
Includes Ridge Route
Cities in LA County
LA County camera programs
- Los Angeles County (unincorporated): 8 intersectionsEnded 2012
- LA Metro (LACMTA) rail-crossing photo enforcement: 10 Crenshaw approaches + 103 on the A, E and G lines · on the map: 59 unverifiedRunning
- MRCA park roads / Santa Monica Mountains park stop signs: Stop sign · 7 fixed approaches at ~5 park sitesListed, not yet verified
- City of Los Angeles: 32 camerasEnded 2011
LA County camera questions
Does unincorporated LA County have speed cameras?
No, the county has no speed camera program, and none is listed in these areas. AB 645 lets only the 6 cities it names use speed cameras: Los Angeles, San Jose, Oakland, Glendale, Long Beach and San Francisco. Malibu has its own law, SB 1297, for Pacific Coast Highway.
Does unincorporated LA County have red light cameras?
No, the county's own red light camera program ended in 2012, and Los Angeles ended its own in 2011. A county Public Works page still describes red light camera intersections; that program is listed, not yet verified. LA Metro (LACMTA) rail-crossing photo enforcement still runs in the county. LA County also has 1 stop sign camera program listed, not yet verified: MRCA park roads.
Where are plate readers in unincorporated LA County?
192 plate readers are on the map in the 120 unincorporated areas, most in Altadena (67), Hacienda Heights (21) and Santa Monica Mountains (11). 140 carry a Flock Safety maker tag, which does not prove who runs them. Each area page lists its readers and what they keep.
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Sources and updates
How this page was made: CamsAhead writes each page type once, then fills it with this place's data from the sources below.
- OpenStreetMap contributors: plate readers, data as of Nov 7, 2026; ODbL 1.0
- Caltrans CWWP2: Districts 6 and 7 camera list, updated daily, last Nov 7, 2026; CC BY
- US Census Bureau TIGER/Line: roads 2024, where each listed red light intersection is pinned (public domain)
Plate reader points are mapped by OpenStreetMap volunteers (data as of November 7, 2026).
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