ALPR & Flock Camera Locations in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
A community-verified map of automated license plate reader camera locations in and around Oklahoma City. Cameras below are sourced from OpenStreetMap and confirmed by local drivers — report one we're missing, or get a route that avoids them.
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Public Records: The Contract Behind These Cameras
Oklahoma City has contracted with Flock since 2023, renewing annually. In August 2026, the City Council voted 5-3 to renew the contract for a third year despite dozens of residents speaking in opposition, alongside new oversight measures including a switch to 7-day data retention (down from 30) and opting out of Flock's national database.
Status
Active
Contract Amount
$270,000/yr
Cameras
90
Vote
5-3
Runs Through
Jun 30, 2027
Agency
OKC Police
Compiled from Oklahoma City Council records and reporting by the Oklahoma Gazette, KOSU, and KFOR.
About this data: Camera locations near Oklahoma City are pulled from OpenStreetMap's public surveillance-camera tags and community reports submitted directly through FlockLocator. Coverage depends entirely on what's been reported — if Oklahoma City looks empty, it likely just hasn't been mapped yet, not that no cameras exist. Read documented cases of ALPR misuse on our News page.