The Surveillance
Mesh
Every known Flock Safety ALPR camera in the Fox Valley — crowdsourced, FOIA-confirmed, and updated in real time from OpenStreetMap. The map grows every time someone spots a new camera and reports it.
Spot a
Camera?
Every camera you add to OpenStreetMap appears on this map automatically — and joins the national deflock.me database of 29,000+ cameras nationwide.
No account required to view. Free OSM account required to add cameras. Your contribution is permanent and public.
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Find the camera
Flock cameras are black poles, roughly 10–15 feet tall, with a solar panel and a camera head. Often at intersections near highway on-ramps, school zones, or neighborhood entry points.
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Open the OSM editor
Go to openstreetmap.org/edit and navigate to the camera's location.
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Add a node with these tags
Place a point at the exact location and add the following tags:
man_made = surveillance
surveillance:type = ALPR
operator = Flock Safety
camera:direction = [N/S/E/W or degrees] -
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Save and you're done
Your camera appears on this map within minutes. Email us too — we track new additions and may follow up with a FOIA request for that agency.
Map key
Camera sighted and reported by a community member. Exact intersection-level location. Click for OSM source record.
Heaviest Flock users in the region. Brown County SO (13K+ searches), Fond du Lac County SO (12K+ searches). FOIA requests pending.
Locally significant — Appleton PD (20 cameras, public meeting Jan 2026), Menasha PD (Morales misuse case).
Active Flock user confirmed via transparency portals or public records. Camera count and contract details still needed.