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407 license plate readers in Queens County

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Volunteers have mapped 407 automated license plate readers (ALPRs) in Queens County, New York, about 8.5% of the 4,797 known statewide. Each one photographs every passing plate, logs the time and place, and typically shares the record with agencies well beyond the county.

17.3 readers per 100,000 residents (one for every 5,794 people), #37 of 62 counties per capita. Statewide: 24.0 per 100,000. Population: 2020 Census.

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Who makes them

  1. Ekin Spotter210
  2. Genetec AutoVu78
  3. Leonardo ELSAG33
  4. Flock Safety31
  5. Mav (IQ:350XR)24
  6. Unknown vendor21
  7. RedSpeed2
  8. Adaptive Recognition2
  9. Axis2
  10. Motorola Solutions (Vigilant)2
  11. Soundvue noise camera1
  12. Mav (Rapier 35P Dual)1

Who runs them

  1. NYC Department of Transportation189
  2. New York City Police Department80
  3. Public agency, not yet named on OpenStreetMap74
  4. NYC D.O.T14
  5. New York City Department of Transportation13
  6. New York Police Department6
  7. MTA Bridges and Tunnels6
  8. The Home Depot5
  9. Operator not recorded on OpenStreetMap5
  10. Metropolitan Transit Authority2

Every mapped camera here has a named operator.

Where they are in Queens County

Nearest street address is recorded for 407 cameras. Places with the most readers:

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Who to talk to

The county's own site is www.queensbp.nyc.gov. Plate-reader contracts are approved by county legislatures, town boards, village boards and city councils, and they can be cancelled the same way. Use the Take Action tool with your street address and it will find your county, town, state and federal representatives and draft the letters, including a FOIL request for the contract and data-sharing agreements.

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