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Flock cameras in Oklahoma

1,244 plate readers tagged Flock Safety in Oklahoma.

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Oklahoma has 1,548 mapped plate readers. 1,244 carry the Flock Safety tag. Most don't say who runs them.

Oklahoma City has the most (259), then Tulsa (239) and Midwest City (65). The first Flock-tagged one was mapped Nov 11, 2024. A plate reader keeps a record of each car that passes.

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Flock cameras in Oklahoma by city

Map of 1,244 Flock-tagged plate readers mapped in Oklahoma by OpenStreetMap volunteers, as of Nov 7, 2026.
OpenStreetMap volunteers have mapped 1,244 plate readers tagged Flock Safety in Oklahoma. As of Nov 7, 2026. Map: CamsAhead.com · data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
Oklahoma City 259 Tulsa 239 Midwest City 65 Edmond 37 Lawton 35 Owasso 33 Moore 32 Ardmore 23 Bixby 21 Shawnee 19 Jenks 18 Mustang 13 Duncan 13 Miami 13 Broken Arrow 12 Durant 12 Muskogee 12 Norman 11 Del City 10 Sand Springs 10 Catoosa 9 El Reno 9 The Village 8 Bartlesville 8 Choctaw 8 Enid 8 Sapulpa 8 Yukon 7 Tahlequah 7 Pryor Creek 7 Nichols Hills 6 Alva 6 Bristow 6 Glenpool 6 Bethany 5 Inola 5 Piedmont 5 Purcell 4 Ada 4 Blackwell 4 Claremore 4 McAlester 4 Stillwater 4 Warr Acres 4 Checotah 3 Calera 3 Carnegie 3 Grove 3 Harrah 3 Hugo 3 Locust Grove 3 Noble 3 Turley 3 Jones 2 Broken Bow 2 Cleveland 2 Collinsville 2 Coweta 2 Cushing 2 Foyil 2 Holdenville 2 Idabel 2 Longtown 2 Oakhurst 2 Ponca City 2 Union City 2 Guthrie 1 Quapaw 1 Beaver 1 Bridge Creek 1 Garvin 1 Geary 1 Jennings 1 Lexington 1 Lindsay 1 Madill 1 Marietta 1 Milburn 1 North Miami 1 Okay 1 Perkins 1 Sallisaw 1 Skiatook 1 Spencer 1 Stigler 1 Thackerville 1 Wapanucka 1

A city links to its own page once enough readers are mapped there.

Plate readers mapped in Oklahoma each month

Plate readers of any maker added to the map each month, not only Flock-tagged ones. Lighter bars are estimates from the first-mapped dates of current points.

CamsAhead started its daily change log on October 22, 2026. How the map changed.

Oct 2024Sep 2026

Flock-tagged readers first mapped each month

Each row counts the Flock-tagged readers first mapped that month, newest first. Months with none are left out. Each one carries the date it was first mapped.

Month First mapped that month Top cities
Oct 2026 27 7 in Oklahoma City and 3 in Tulsa
Sep 2026 66 12 in Oklahoma City and 7 in Tulsa
Aug 2026 129 36 in Oklahoma City and 16 in Shawnee
Jul 2026 109 20 in Oklahoma City and 17 in Tulsa
Jun 2026 98 24 in Oklahoma City and 14 in Midwest City
May 2026 84 17 in Oklahoma City and 16 in Midwest City
Apr 2026 40 5 in Midwest City and 5 in Tulsa
Mar 2026 37 10 in Tulsa and 7 in Oklahoma City
Feb 2026 78 24 in Oklahoma City and 13 in Tulsa
Jan 2026 63 11 in Ardmore and 10 in Tulsa
Dec 2025 38 9 in Moore and 6 in Oklahoma City
Nov 2025 40 9 in Oklahoma City and 7 in Tulsa

Who runs the Flock cameras in Oklahoma

Most don't say who runs them. The EFF's Atlas of Surveillance lists 64 agencies in Oklahoma that use plate readers.

  • Tulsa Police Department 97
  • Private operators, not named 87
  • Owasso Police 24
  • Edmond Police Department 13
  • Boeing 11
  • Quapaw Nation 10
  • Jenks Police 6
  • Muskogee Police 6
  • Sapulpa Police 5
  • Bristow Police 4

Plate reader law in Oklahoma

Topic Oklahoma
Status Law, from a secondary source
Law 47 O.S. § 7-606.1 (Laws 2016, c. 365, § 1; amended Laws 2017, c. 74, § 2), uninsured-vehicle enforcement program
What it does Lets district attorneys run an uninsured-vehicle enforcement program that uses plate readers; per secondary sources the data may be used only to enforce the Compulsory Insurance Law or as otherwise permitted by law, may not be sold and is exempt from the Open Records Act.
Who it can be shared with No sale of the data
Public record? Exempt from the Oklahoma Open Records Act
Public records law Oklahoma Open Records Act, 51 O.S. § 24A.1 et seq.
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Flock cameras in Oklahoma: questions

How many Flock cameras are in Oklahoma?

1,244 plate readers tagged Flock Safety are on the map in Oklahoma, as of November 7, 2026. The real number may be higher or lower: the map shows only the cameras mapped so far.

Which cities in Oklahoma have the most Flock cameras?

By mapped count: Oklahoma City (259), Tulsa (239) and Midwest City (65). The city list on this page shows each city with a Flock-tagged reader.

Is each mapped camera still there?

Not always. A point shows where someone mapped a camera. None of the 1,244 carries a date from a check on the ground yet.

Oklahoma's plate reader data

From OpenStreetMap, under the Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0. A free copy goes to anyone who asks: how it is made and how to ask.

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1,548 cameras listed or mapped in Oklahoma so far.

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How this page was made: CamsAhead writes each page type once, then fills it with this place's data from the sources below.

Plate reader points are mapped by OpenStreetMap volunteers (data as of November 7, 2026).

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