Ohio surveillance index

Flock Camera Reports in Ohio

Browse 15 metro-area reports connected to Ohio. 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

Statewide navigation

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

256Median report total

92.2%Median Flock share

1,163Highest local report total

State rank	Metro report	All ALPRs	Tagged Flock	Flock share	Density / 100 sq mi	National rank
#1	Cincinnati	1,163	1,109	95.4%	59.2	#13
#2	Columbus	1,120	1,033	92.2%	57	#14
#3	Cleveland	999	756	75.7%	50.9	#17
#4	Akron	961	790	82.2%	48.9	#20
#5	Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek	618	595	96.3%	31.5	#37
#6	Toledo	412	374	90.8%	21	#65
#7	Springfield	406	389	95.8%	20.7	#66
#8	Youngstown-Warren	256	234	91.4%	13	#106
#9	Canton-Massillon	235	195	83%	12	#118
#10	Mansfield	126	124	98.4%	6.4	#191
#11	Sandusky	126	125	99.2%	6.4	#193
#12	Weirton-Steubenville	82	76	92.7%	4.2	#243
#13	Lima	62	59	95.2%	3.2	#271
#14	Huntington-Ashland	58	49	84.5%	3	#281
#15	Wheeling	51	47	92.2%	2.6	#290

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

Build context, not panic

Research the System

Deep researchResearch center

Statistics, rankings, brands, technology, governance, public records and citations.

Original analysisNational statistics

Source totals, medians, percentiles, density and comparable metro reports.

TechnologyWhat is a Flock camera?

Understand ALPR reads, hotlists, retention, sharing and audit logs.

EvidenceHow the counts work

See the exact radius, source, threshold, brand rules and limitations.

AccountabilityPublic records guide

Contracts, policies, sharing, audits, outcomes and precise measurements.

DefinitionsALPR glossary

Use language that separates points, reads, searches, alerts and outcomes.

Public roads. Private lives.

Wear the Question They Cannot Ignore.

Independent civic-expression apparel made on demand. No camera blockers. No plate covers. No vandalism—just a message built to start the public conversation.

Shop privacy apparel →