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Last updated on February 15, 2026

You're being watched

Flock Safety automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras have been installed in Wyoming communities like Jackson and Cheyenne, but are virtually unregulated. Flock Safety cameras are continuously collecting data that can be kept and accessed by law enforcement agencies across the country. In short, we’re being surveilled as we travel through our state. Learn more about ALPR cameras, and what you can do to help protect privacy in our communities.

Here’s the short version:

 

  • ALPRs, especially Flock Safety cameras, are capable of capturing much, much more information than regular license plate readers, and police departments can share our data with other states and federal agencies, like ICE.
  • There are at least 51 Flock cameras in Wyoming that we know of. As a result, you can essentially be tracked as you travel across the state.
  • These cameras are virtually unregulated in the state. Without state or local laws, we have very little transparency about how the data is being used, who can access the data, or how long the data is kept.

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