Flock Safety ALPR Cameras in La Puente

This page documents the citywide Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) surveillance contract and provides residents with clear information on how this technology affects public privacy and movement in La Puente.

June 27, 2023 – Approval of Citywide ALPR Surveillance Contract

During the regular City Council meeting at 15900 East Main Street, the La Puente City Council approved Item D-9 authorizing a five-year agreement with Flock Group Inc. (Flock Safety) for $1,236,050 to purchase and install Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) cameras across the city, and authorized the City Manager to execute all related documents.

Official Documentation

The following staff report was submitted to the City Council to provide a detailed overview of the fiscal impact and technical specifications of the Flock Safety camera contract.

D-9 Flock Safety ALPR Cameras Staff Report (PDF)

Explore the 100 Camera Network

Currently, 100 Flock Safety cameras are installed throughout the City of La Puente, tracking movement across major intersections. We invite residents to explore the network map to see how many of these cameras are active near your street corner.

Find Nearby ALPRs on DeFlock

Why Surveillance Matters

ALPR surveillance creates a permanent digital record of your movements throughout La Puente, often without a warrant or meaningful oversight. This expansion of the surveillance state disproportionately affects our privacy and the civil liberties of every resident. By documenting our daily commutes and location history, these systems threaten the fundamental right to move freely in our own community. We invite you to explore the rest of our research and learn how you can join our efforts to protect the privacy of the San Gabriel Valley.

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