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Flock ALPR / The portals / Oklahoma

14 portals · 119 cameras published

Oklahoma

Every agency in Oklahoma that publishes a Flock transparency portal, sorted by the camera count on its own page. Five dots means all five headline figures are published; a gap is a figure the agency leaves blank, which is a choice rather than a zero. An agency with no portal does not appear here and is not an agency without cameras.

14 portals in Oklahoma. Sized by published camera count; hollow means the portal publishes none. Markers sit at the seat of the town or county the agency is named for, not at a camera.
New MexicoArizonaTexasGuthrie OK: 0 camerasTulsa OK: no camera count publishedosage-county-ok-so OK: 0 camerasCoweta OK: 2 camerasPiedmont OK: 5 camerasSand Springs OK: 6 camerasWarr Acres OK: 6 camerasYukon OK: 7 camerasBartlesville OK: 8 camerasDel City OK: 10 camerasMuskogee OK: 10 camerasDuncan OK: 15 camerasEdmond OK: 21 camerasLawton OK: 29 camerasLawton

Every portal in Oklahoma

13 of 14 publish a camera count; 4 publish the search audit. Figures are the aggregator’s reading of each page and each is a rolling 30-day window.

AgencyCamerasSearchesHitsRetentionShares withPublished
Lawton PD29—1,37130 d—
Edmond PD211941,15130 d—
Duncan PD1511322730 d846audit
Del City PD1012777130 d1,028
Muskogee PD10—43730 d—
Bartlesville PD83255130 d379audit
Yukon PD7——30 d—
Sand Springs PD69035330 d66
Warr Acres PD6——30 d—
Piedmont PD5—5030 d60
Coweta PD2131730 d128audit
Guthrie PD00—30 d80audit
Osage SD0———0
Tulsa PD———30 d—

Back to the map. The deep read - a portal against the city’s signed contracts, the vendor’s referral page, council minutes and three radio broadcasts - is Las Cruces, New Mexico.