Put It on the Record

— ALPRs mapped— · OpenStreetMap

Flock Safety—
Motorola / Vigilant—
Law enforcement—
Unattributed—

Sites mapped—
Signatures—
Public votes taken0On the decisions that put this network here. That is what we are changing.

Add your name: put it on the record

Publish a full inventory. Everything in operation — what it is, who runs it, and what it costs — in a public dataset, updated on a regular schedule.
Require a public vote before any new deployment, contract, or renewal. No more decisions made by purchase order, out of public view.
Cap how long data is kept and end bulk sharing with outside agencies for anything not tied to an active, named investigation.
Publish an independent audit every year — who accessed what, under what authority, and whether it was justified.

Addressed to: Your city council, its oversight committees, and the agencies that answer to them.

Get involved

STEP 01

Learn what to look for

A quick field guide shows you how to spot and identify what we’re mapping — no expertise needed, just an eye for it.

STEP 02

Document it

Photograph or note it from the public right-of-way — sidewalk or street. Never trespass, never touch anything.

STEP 03

Add it to the record

Drop a pin on the open, community-owned map. Our short walkthrough does it with you, step by step.

STEP 04

Watch it count

It appears on the map above within the hour — permanent, public, and citable at the next hearing.

Put it on the record

They did it quietly. We’re doing it in the open.

Every entry on that map is there because a neighbor added it. The public record we build together is the reason the next decision will have to be made in daylight.

Add to the map

Add your name: put it on the record

Get involved

Neighbors signing on

They did it quietly. We’re doing it in the open.