Observed arrival · 2026-09-17
DodgeFlock maps the fight over license-plate surveillance
A nonpartisan Dodge County, Wisconsin campaign opposing networked automatic license-plate readers and shared vehicle-location data.
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The campaign combines advocacy pages with a local surveillance inventory. Its homepage reports 18 Dodge County Sheriff's Office Flock ALPRs, 42 community-mapped cameras, and approximately 20 WisDOT right-of-way mounts, while labeling the mapped network an incomplete floor. Visitors can select one of County Board districts 1–33, use supplied talking points, and pursue contracts or sharing agreements through Wisconsin Open Records requests.
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