Our streets.
Our lives.
Our privacy.
Living in a small town shouldn’t mean leaving a searchable trail. Let’s take a closer look at license plate cameras—and have a say in their place in our community.
One drive. A data trail.
A passing car becomes a record.
These cameras read every single plate that passes it and records when and where the vehicle passed. You don’t need to be suspected of a crime.
More than a picture
of a license plate.
Ordinary trips can leave extraordinary amounts of information. Here’s what deserves a closer look.
Tell City’s introduction of Flock equipment was reported in 2021. Today’s camera inventory, contracts, and policies need current city records.
A community.
Not a collection
of data points.
Ask Tell City’s leaders to end the use of Flock cameras and other ALPR systems, remove the cameras, and put residents’ privacy first.
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Good questions.
Straight answers.
You don’t need to be a technology expert to be part of this conversation.
Don’t just take our word for it.
Sources reviewed September 10, 2026. Local reporting is historical; vendor policies may change.