Indiana surveillance index

Flock Camera Reports in Indiana

Browse 15 metro-area reports connected to Indiana. Every report uses the same 25-mile counting radius and separates explicitly Flock-tagged records from other or unspecified ALPRs.

Source data through August 19, 2026 · Counts are crowdsourced observations, not an official inventory

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City and Metro Reports

Metro circles can overlap and can cross state lines. For that reason, this page does not add the metro counts together or label the result a statewide total. Open a local report to see its exact radius, Flock share, source tags, and nearby comparisons.

15Associated metro reports

195Median report total

95.4%Median Flock share

3,155Highest local report total

State rank	Metro report	All ALPRs	Tagged Flock	Flock share	Density / 100 sq mi	National rank
#1	Chicago-Naperville-Elgin	3,155	2,114	67%	160.7	#5
#2	Indianapolis-Carmel-Greenwood	1,241	1,193	96.1%	63.2	#11
#3	Cincinnati	1,163	1,109	95.4%	59.2	#13
#4	Louisville/Jefferson County	856	835	97.5%	43.6	#26
#5	Elkhart-Goshen	299	278	93%	15.2	#93
#6	South Bend-Mishawaka	279	258	92.5%	14.2	#100
#7	Michigan City-La Porte	259	250	96.5%	13.2	#105
#8	Evansville	195	144	73.8%	9.9	#132
#9	Fort Wayne	177	162	91.5%	9	#144
#10	Muncie	175	163	93.1%	8.9	#147
#11	Columbus	124	122	98.4%	6.3	#196
#12	Kokomo	118	117	99.2%	6	#202
#13	Terre Haute	118	111	94.1%	6	#203
#14	Lafayette-West Lafayette	84	81	96.4%	4.3	#239
#15	Bloomington	70	69	98.6%	3.6	#261

State rank orders associated reports by documented total. It is not a statewide camera total.

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