Flock cameras & license plate readers in Miami, FL
Volunteers have mapped 403 fixed license plate readers within 10 miles of downtown Miami in OpenStreetMap, and 267 (66%) are tagged as Flock Safety cameras. That puts Miami at #30 of the 87 US cities we track for mapped plate readers near the city center. Widen the circle to 25 miles and the count is 1,268. Within 5 miles it's 129.
Who makes them
Manufacturers as tagged by mappers, within 10 miles:
| Manufacturer | Mapped | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Flock Safety | 267 | 66% |
| Motorola Solutions | 81 | 20% |
| Axis Communications | 34 | 8% |
| Not tagged | 12 | 3% |
| Leonardo | 3 | 1% |
| Genetec | 2 | 0% |
Who runs them
57 of the 403 mapped readers (14%) have an operator recorded. 367 are tagged as public (government) cameras and 23 as private, such as store parking lots or HOAs.
- Town of Bay Harbor Islands: 18
- Walmart: 15
- CVS: 14
- Simon Property Group: 8
- Coral Gables: 1
- The Home Depot: 1
Where they're mounted
Where mappers noted a mount, cameras sit on poles (56), street lights (11), walls (3) and sign post (2). 100% have a mapped facing direction, which our route check uses to estimate whether a camera faces your direction of travel.
Other cameras mapped nearby
- Public/outdoor CCTV: 19
- Traffic-monitoring cameras: 15
- Speed/red-light cameras: 3
Check a Miami route
See how many mapped readers sit on a specific drive:
Florida license plate reader law
Fla. Stat. §316.0777 makes ALPR images and personal data confidential, with limited disclosure. ALPRs can't be used to issue traffic citations (§316.0778). Source: NCSL, Automated License Plate Readers: State Statutes (summary, not legal advice; check the statute itself).
To find out which agencies around Miami use ALPRs, search the EFF Atlas of Surveillance or follow our records-request guide. Spot a camera that isn't on the map? Add it via DeFlock.
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Frequently asked questions
How many Flock cameras are in Miami, FL?
As of October 29, 2026, OpenStreetMap has 267 Flock Safety cameras mapped within 10 miles of downtown Miami, out of 403 mapped license plate readers in total. Mapping is volunteer-driven and incomplete, so treat this as a minimum, not an exact count.
Where are the license plate readers in Miami?
Open the live map of Miami on this site to see every mapped reader as a red dot. Zoom in for street-level positions, and toggle CCTV, traffic and speed-camera layers. Positions come from OpenStreetMap volunteers and may be off.
Is it legal to use license plate readers in Florida?
Fla. Stat. §316.0777 makes ALPR images and personal data confidential, with limited disclosure. ALPRs can't be used to issue traffic citations (§316.0778). (Summary of NCSL's state-statutes table; not legal advice.)
Can this tell me if my car is being tracked in Miami?
No. It shows where mapped cameras are. It can't see whether a camera captured your plate or whether anyone searched for it.
How we count: OSM nodes tagged surveillance:type=ALPR within a straight-line radius of the city coordinates (25.762, -80.192), from the October 29, 2026 snapshot. Circles overlap neighboring cities. Method and limits.
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