Automated license plate readers from Flock Safety are spreading across Louisville and Southern Indiana. These cameras log every vehicle that passes — location, time, and direction — and share that data with thousands of agencies.
This is the Louisville / Southern Indiana chapter of the broader DeFlock movement. We document Flock Safety cameras, share what we find, and push back against warrantless mass tracking of everyday drivers.
Our focus covers Louisville Metro and the cities just across the river — Jeffersonville, New Albany, Clarksville, and surrounding areas.
We are starting local and expanding carefully.
Primary focus. Documenting cameras across Jefferson County.
Southern Indiana side of the river. Active documentation zone.
Tracking installations and sharing findings with the community.
Included in the current Southern Indiana coverage area.
Camera locations sourced from OpenStreetMap / DeFlock community data. Data is hosted locally on this site for reliability (last updated Aug 2026).
Hover a marker for the location, then click it to open details — including a community photo of the actual camera when one has been approved. Have a picture of a unit on the map, or found one that isn’t here yet? Add to the map →
Curated updates on Flock / ALPR activity — local and national. Each item links out to the original source. This chapter highlights stories; we don’t invent them.
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We’re building a photo database of Flock and other ALPR cameras across Louisville and Southern Indiana. A clear picture of the actual unit is the most useful contribution you can make — it helps verify locations, document hardware, and show the community what’s really out there.
Spot a camera? Take a photo (from a safe public place), note the location, and submit it below. Whether it’s already on our map or a brand-new find, we want the picture.
Questions about meetups, mapping walks, volunteering, or anything that isn’t a camera photo report? Send a message to the Louisville / Southern Indiana organizers. Name and email are optional.
You don’t need to be technical. Spotting cameras, sharing information, attending local meetings, or just talking to neighbors all help.
This site is also being built to eventually connect with a community LoRa / Meshcore network for more resilient local reporting.
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