Flock Cameras in Oregon: Contracts, Votes, and Renewal Dates
20 tracked contracts in Oregon.
Oregon lawmakers passed new guardrails for automated license plate readers in March 2026 (KLCC, March 6, 2026). For the current statute picture in every state, see the NCSL ALPR statute summary.
- Bend, OR Canceled
- Josephine County, OR Canceled
- Klamath Falls, OR Active
- Lane County, OR Canceled
- Jackson County, OR Active
- Grants Pass, OR Active
- Eagle Point, OR Active
- Central Point, OR Active
- Medford, OR Active
- Washington County, OR Active
- Winston, OR Canceled
- Junction City, OR Pending first vote
- Florence, OR Active
- Lincoln City, OR Canceled
- Talent, OR Suspended
- West Linn, OR Pending first vote
- Woodburn, OR Canceled
- Albany, OR Canceled
- Eugene, OR Canceled
- Springfield, OR Canceled
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What the Oregon records show
Oregon has 20 records, 18th of 48 by count.
The status split: 9 canceled, 8 active, 2 pending first vote, 1 suspended. Documented spending across 9 records: $699,200. Camera counts: 193 across 15 agencies.
The largest documented contract belongs to Washington County, OR at $396,000. The newest dated approval: Florence, OR, February 2, 2026.
How many Oregon agencies are on the tracker?
20 agencies have a verified Flock contract record here, each with its sources listed. Missing one? Send us the record.
Which Oregon contracts ended?
10 records document an ending: Josephine County, OR, Lane County, OR, Winston, OR, Lincoln City, OR, and more on the outcomes page.