Camera locations disclosed
- Camera locations disclosed
Forest Lake PD's entry on the Minnesota BCA license plate reader roster now lists 13 camera locations, up from two. Already listed: - 11th Avenue SW at Eureka Avenue North - 2nd Street Northwest at Highway 8 (the earlier entry read "2nd Street NY at Highway 8") Newly listed: - Everton Avenue North at 220th Street North - Scandia Trail North at North Shore Trail North - Scandia Trail North at Hornsby Street Northeast - Scandia Trail North at Forest Road North - 12th Street Southwest at Broadway Avenue West - 3rd Street Northwest at Broadway Avenue West - Lyon Street Northeast at Broadway Avenue West - 6100 block of Scandia Trail North - 12th Street Southwest at 11th Avenue Southwest - 19th Street Southwest at Broadway Avenue West - Highway 61 at 184th Street North No Flock transparency portal has been found for Forest Lake PD, so its vendor is not confirmed. Source: Minnesota BCA, "Agencies that use License Plate Readers (LPR)": https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/bca/data-and-reports/agencies-use-lprs-lpr
What does this mean?
The agency's entry on the Minnesota BCA's public roster of license plate reader users now names camera locations it did not list before. Minn. Stat. 13.824 requires agencies to report where their permanently mounted readers are, and the BCA publishes those locations. A newly listed location can mean a new camera went up, or an existing camera was reported for the first time; the roster does not say which. The roster covers every ALPR vendor, not just Flock Safety, so a listing does not by itself show which company's cameras are at a location. -
Minnetonka PD reported five new license plate reader locations to the state
Camera locations disclosedMinnetonka PD's entry on the Minnesota BCA license plate reader roster now lists 15 camera locations, up from 12. Five locations are new: - Minnetonka Boulevard and Plymouth Road - Minnetonka Boulevard and Larchwood Drive - Minnetonka Boulevard and Honeywood Lane - Oakland Road and Brightwood Drive - Hopkins Crossroad and Minnetonka Mills Road Two locations were dropped in the same edit; see the separate update. Source: Minnesota BCA, "Agencies that use License Plate Readers (LPR)": https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/bca/data-and-reports/agencies-use-lprs-lpr
What does this mean?
The agency's entry on the Minnesota BCA's public roster of license plate reader users now names camera locations it did not list before. Minn. Stat. 13.824 requires agencies to report where their permanently mounted readers are, and the BCA publishes those locations. A newly listed location can mean a new camera went up, or an existing camera was reported for the first time; the roster does not say which. The roster covers every ALPR vendor, not just Flock Safety, so a listing does not by itself show which company's cameras are at a location. - Camera locations disclosed
University of Minnesota PD's entry on the Minnesota BCA license plate reader roster previously said 14 locations were withheld under Minn. Stat. 13.824, subd. 8(b). It now publishes 13 camera locations: - Southeast 10th Avenue and Southeast 7th Street - Southeast 10th Avenue and Southeast 6th Street - Southeast 15th Avenue and Southeast Como Avenue - Southeast 15th Avenue and Southeast 8th Street - Southeast Huron Boulevard and Southeast Fulton Street - Southeast University Avenue and Southeast St. Marys Avenue - Southeast University Avenue and Southeast 12th Avenue - Southeast University Avenue and Southeast 15th Avenue - Southeast University Avenue and Southeast Ontario Street - East River Parkway and Southeast 27th Avenue - Riverside Avenue and 25th Avenue South - Southeast Washington Avenue and 19th Avenue South - Southeast 4th Street and Southeast 13th Avenue The source does not explain why 14 withheld locations became 13 published ones. Source: Minnesota BCA, "Agencies that use License Plate Readers (LPR)": https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/bca/data-and-reports/agencies-use-lprs-lpr
What does this mean?
The agency's entry on the Minnesota BCA's public roster of license plate reader users now names camera locations it did not list before. Minn. Stat. 13.824 requires agencies to report where their permanently mounted readers are, and the BCA publishes those locations. A newly listed location can mean a new camera went up, or an existing camera was reported for the first time; the roster does not say which. The roster covers every ALPR vendor, not just Flock Safety, so a listing does not by itself show which company's cameras are at a location. -
Shakopee PD disclosed a sixth license plate reader location on the state roster
Camera locations disclosedShakopee PD's entry on the Minnesota BCA license plate reader roster now lists a sixth camera location: - County Road 101 on the Lewis Street Bridge The five previously listed locations are unchanged: - Highway 169 south exit ramp to Marschall Road - 17th Ave. east of County Road 17 - County Road 83 south of Valley View Road - County Road 21 north of Old Carriage Court - Zumbro Avenue at Highview Terrace Source: Minnesota BCA, "Agencies that use License Plate Readers (LPR)": https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/bca/data-and-reports/agencies-use-lprs-lpr
What does this mean?
The agency's entry on the Minnesota BCA's public roster of license plate reader users now names camera locations it did not list before. Minn. Stat. 13.824 requires agencies to report where their permanently mounted readers are, and the BCA publishes those locations. A newly listed location can mean a new camera went up, or an existing camera was reported for the first time; the roster does not say which. The roster covers every ALPR vendor, not just Flock Safety, so a listing does not by itself show which company's cameras are at a location. - Camera locations disclosed
Ramsey County Sheriff's Office's entry on the Minnesota BCA license plate reader roster now lists two new camera locations in St. Paul: - University Avenue West and Cromwell Avenue - Larpenteur Avenue East and Mississippi Street In the same edit, three North Oaks lines ("Maycomb Road entry (1)", "Maycomb Road (2)" and "Maycomb Road entry (3)") were replaced by a single line, "Maycomb Road in North Oaks." The roster does not say whether that means fewer cameras on Maycomb Road or only a combined listing. Source: Minnesota BCA, "Agencies that use License Plate Readers (LPR)": https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/bca/data-and-reports/agencies-use-lprs-lpr
What does this mean?
The agency's entry on the Minnesota BCA's public roster of license plate reader users now names camera locations it did not list before. Minn. Stat. 13.824 requires agencies to report where their permanently mounted readers are, and the BCA publishes those locations. A newly listed location can mean a new camera went up, or an existing camera was reported for the first time; the roster does not say which. The roster covers every ALPR vendor, not just Flock Safety, so a listing does not by itself show which company's cameras are at a location. -
Maplewood PD added two license plate reader locations to its state roster entry
Camera locations disclosedMaplewood PD's entry on the Minnesota BCA license plate reader roster now lists 19 camera locations, up from 17. Newly listed: - White Bear Avenue North at County Road D East (southbound) - Larpenteur Avenue East at Century Avenue (westbound) The other 17 locations are unchanged. In a September 2026 statement, the city identified its equipment as Flock Safety cameras and said they were installed but not yet active. This roster edit does not show whether that has changed. No Maplewood Flock transparency portal has been found. Source: Minnesota BCA, "Agencies that use License Plate Readers (LPR)": https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/bca/data-and-reports/agencies-use-lprs-lpr
What does this mean?
The agency's entry on the Minnesota BCA's public roster of license plate reader users now names camera locations it did not list before. Minn. Stat. 13.824 requires agencies to report where their permanently mounted readers are, and the BCA publishes those locations. A newly listed location can mean a new camera went up, or an existing camera was reported for the first time; the roster does not say which. The roster covers every ALPR vendor, not just Flock Safety, so a listing does not by itself show which company's cameras are at a location. -
Wayzata PD revised its disclosed camera locations on the state LPR roster
Camera locations disclosedWayzata PD's entry on the Minnesota BCA license plate reader roster now lists 11 camera locations, up from 10. One site is new: - Wayzata Boulevard at North Brown Road, eastbound (in Long Lake) The rest of the list was reordered, and several direction labels were changed or dropped. Previous list (10): - Central Avenue North at Highway 12, southbound - Wayzata Boulevard at Gleason Lake Road, westbound - Lake Street East at Edgewood Court, eastbound - Shoreline Drive at Peavey Road, eastbound - Wayzata Boulevard West at Myrtlewood Road, eastbound - Wayzata Boulevard West at Gleason Lake Road, eastbound - Bushaway Road at McGinty Road West, northbound - Grove Lane at Lake Street East, southbound - Lake Street East at Broadway Avenue, westbound - Wayzata Boulevard at Old Long Lake Road, westbound Current list (11): - Central Avenue North at State Highway 12, eastbound - Lake Street East at Edgewood Court, eastbound - Lake Street at Grove Lane, eastbound - Shoreline Drive at Peavey Road, eastbound - Lake Street East at Broadway Avenue - Bushaway Road at McGinty Road West - Wayzata Boulevard at Gleason Lake Road, westbound - Wayzata Boulevard at Gleason Lake Road, eastbound - Wayzata Boulevard at Old Long Lake Road - Wayzata Boulevard at Myrtlewood Road, eastbound - Wayzata Boulevard at North Brown Road, eastbound (in Long Lake) Wayzata PD's Flock transparency portal separately reports 11 LPR and other cameras. Source: Minnesota BCA, "Agencies that use License Plate Readers (LPR)": https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/bca/data-and-reports/agencies-use-lprs-lpr
What does this mean?
The agency's entry on the Minnesota BCA's public roster of license plate reader users now names camera locations it did not list before. Minn. Stat. 13.824 requires agencies to report where their permanently mounted readers are, and the BCA publishes those locations. A newly listed location can mean a new camera went up, or an existing camera was reported for the first time; the roster does not say which. The roster covers every ALPR vendor, not just Flock Safety, so a listing does not by itself show which company's cameras are at a location. -
Medina PD reported two new license plate reader locations to the state
Camera locations disclosedMedina PD's entry on the Minnesota BCA license plate reader roster now lists two camera locations it did not list before: - State Highway 55 and County Road 19 - State Highway 55 and Clydesdale Trail Four locations were dropped in the same edit; see the separate update. Source: Minnesota BCA, "Agencies that use License Plate Readers (LPR)": https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/bca/data-and-reports/agencies-use-lprs-lpr
What does this mean?
The agency's entry on the Minnesota BCA's public roster of license plate reader users now names camera locations it did not list before. Minn. Stat. 13.824 requires agencies to report where their permanently mounted readers are, and the BCA publishes those locations. A newly listed location can mean a new camera went up, or an existing camera was reported for the first time; the roster does not say which. The roster covers every ALPR vendor, not just Flock Safety, so a listing does not by itself show which company's cameras are at a location. -
Woodbury PD's BCA-disclosed license plate reader location list grew by three
Camera locations disclosedWoodbury PD's entry on the Minnesota BCA license plate reader roster now lists three more camera locations: - Bielenberg Drive at Stephens Way - Bielenberg Drive at Tamarack Road - Tamarack Road at Interstate 494 In the same edit, a garbled, duplicated entry ("Weir Drive at Tamarack Road southbound / Weir Drive at Valley Creek Road / Weir Drive at Tamarack Road") was cleaned up to a single "Weir Drive at Valley Creek Road" entry. Woodbury's own transparency portal, linked from its city ALPR page, identifies Flock as the vendor. Source: Minnesota BCA, "Agencies that use License Plate Readers (LPR)": https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/bca/data-and-reports/agencies-use-lprs-lpr
What does this mean?
The agency's entry on the Minnesota BCA's public roster of license plate reader users now names camera locations it did not list before. Minn. Stat. 13.824 requires agencies to report where their permanently mounted readers are, and the BCA publishes those locations. A newly listed location can mean a new camera went up, or an existing camera was reported for the first time; the roster does not say which. The roster covers every ALPR vendor, not just Flock Safety, so a listing does not by itself show which company's cameras are at a location.