Flock Cameras in Washington: Contracts, Votes, and Renewal Dates
32 tracked contracts in Washington.
Washington SB 6002, effective March 30, 2026, restricts agency ALPR use and sharing; a 2025 court ruling also made Flock data subject to the Public Records Act. For the current statute picture in every state, see the NCSL ALPR statute summary.
- Richland, WA Active
- Maple Valley, WA Expired
- Olympia, WA Suspended
- Redmond, WA Suspended
- Sunnyside, WA Active
- Benton County, WA Active
- Snohomish County, WA Active
- Medina, WA Active
- Kent, WA Active
- Auburn, WA Active
- Tukwila, WA Active
- Shelton, WA Renewal upcoming
- Enumclaw, WA Active
- SeaTac, WA Active
- Yakima, WA Active
- Renton, WA Suspended
- Sultan, WA Active
- Mukilteo, WA Active
- Monroe, WA Active
- Mill Creek, WA Active
- Marysville, WA Active
- Lake Stevens, WA Active
- Arlington, WA Active
- Everett, WA Active
- Edmonds, WA Canceled
- Stanwood, WA Active
- Pierce County, WA Suspended
- Spokane County, WA Suspended
- Lynnwood, WA Canceled
- Gig Harbor, WA Rejected
- Skamania County, WA Canceled
- Mountlake Terrace, WA Canceled
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What the Washington records show
Washington has 32 records, 9th of 48 by count.
The status split: 20 active, 1 expired, 1 renewal upcoming, 5 suspended, 4 canceled, 1 rejected. Documented spending across 15 records: $1,740,545. Camera counts: 475 across 20 agencies.
The largest documented contract belongs to Everett, WA at $550,000. The newest dated approval: Tukwila, WA, May 18, 2026.
Washington records on the tracker document Senate Bill 6002, which exempted reader footage from the Public Records Act in March 2026 and moved 2 cities to reactivate while Edmonds left anyway.
How many Washington agencies are on the tracker?
32 agencies have a verified Flock contract record here, each with its sources listed. Missing one? Send us the record.
Which Washington contracts ended?
11 records document an ending: Maple Valley, WA, Renton, WA, Edmonds, WA, Pierce County, WA, and more on the outcomes page.