Do not take our word for it. These are the tools, records, and organizations behind everything on this site — use them to verify the facts and dig into your own neighborhood.
The volunteer-built, open-source map of reported license-plate readers, centered here on New Smyrna Beach and Volusia County. Report a camera you have spotted.
maps.deflock.org ↗The parent project — how the mapping works, how to add a camera, and the app for reporting readers from your phone.
deflock.me ↗The Electronic Frontier Foundation's database of surveillance technology used by police departments across the country.
eff.org ↗A national toolkit for residents pushing back on ALPRs — how to research your city, question officials, and organize locally.
aclu.org ↗How Flock Safety tried to shut the DeFlock map down with a cease-and-desist — and why the project is protected First Amendment activity.
eff.org ↗National reporting (July 2026) on a Flock reader in Volusia found concealed inside a speed-radar-box housing — a case study in the transparency problem.
futurism.com ↗Your right, under Ch. 119, to obtain public records — contracts, camera counts, and policies — from the city and county.
myflorida.com ↗Under Florida law, your email to any of these officials is a public record. Full pre-written messages are on the Take Action page.
210 Sams Ave · 386-410-2630 · meetings 2nd & 4th Tuesday, 5:30 pm (Aug 11 & Aug 25) · City Manager: Khalid Resheidat
123 W. Indiana Ave, DeLand · 386-736-5920 · next meeting Tue, Aug 4, 2026 · County Manager: George Recktenwald
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