666 cameras verified

Combined mapped ALPR camera count across Connecticut's 3 highest-camera planning regions (Capitol, South Central, Western) -- required rebuilding county-equivalent geometry from the Census's 2023 cartographic boundary file, since this project's static counties-fips.geojson predates CT's 2022 county-to-planning-region reorganization and has no matching polygons for the new FIPS codes

as of 2026-08-17 · license: ODbL

Source

OpenStreetMap / DeFlock contributors — US ALPR camera nodes (man_made=surveillance, surveillance:type=ALPR)
https://deflock.me/
retrieved 2026-08-17

Method

point-in-polygon assignment of data/alpr-us.json nodes against cb_2023_us_county_500k (Census 2023 cartographic boundary file) for the 3 target planning-region FIPS codes; totals matched data/county-counts-v2.json exactly (306/240/120), confirming this is the same join logic an earlier pass used for aggregate county counts but had never applied at node level

from: data/top3-counties-by-state.json

Caveats

Underlying camera locations are volunteer-crowdsourced (DeFlock/OSM), not verified by any camera operator or government body -- likely incomplete, possibly outdated or inaccurate (see repo TERMS.md).

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