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Flock license plate cameras in Everett

Reported operatingCameras switched back on after a shutdownRecord dated Jul 8, 2026

Everett suspended its Flock network on February 25, 2026 after a public records ruling, then resumed it on April 1 after ESSB 6002 exempted ALPR data from disclosure. A March 2025 mayoral directive records 71 plate readers and three pan tilt zoom cameras deployed in 2024. The June 2026 police report recorded 13,274,462 plate reads. We have not confirmed Everett’s current fleet size or any monthly read totals after June.

Everett Police Flock report, June 2026 →
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ALPR locations mapped

Inside city limits. May include private cameras.

Organizing in Everett

DeFlockEverett

Working to cancel the Everett contract; the cameras came back on in April 2026.

We have not confirmed the group's current organizing activity.

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DeFlock Snohomish County also tracks Everett alongside the other 20 jurisdictions in the county.

Everett officials

Red marks a vote or statement backing ALPR surveillance. Green marks opposition or a cancellation vote. Each record has a date and a source on the officials page.

Latest records for Everett

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  1. Our update

    Everett Switched Its Flock Cameras Back On. DeFlock Everett Wants Them Gone.

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  2. ALPR registration

    Everett Police Department: registration submitted 2026-07-16; covers operation or intent

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  3. Usage report

    Flock report, June 2026 (13,274,462 plate reads)

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  4. Policy

    Everett Police Department Flock policy manual excerpt

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  5. Paula Rhyne, Erica Weir

    Thanked the mayor for pausing Flock

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  6. Cassie Franklin

    Urged ALPR use for gross-misdemeanor investigations

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  7. Signed drone order

    Executed Flock drone-services order A-1.A; separate from the ALPR base agreement

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  8. Council agenda item

    WASPC grant funding, Flock Safety program year 2 ($253,900)

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5 earlier records
  1. Council agenda item

    Flock Safety drone program contract award

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  2. Council agenda

    City Council preliminary agenda, April 9, 2025

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  3. Ben Zarlingo, Don Schwab, Judy Tuohy, Paula Rhyne, Scott Bader

    Approved the $253,900 Flock ALPR grant

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  4. Mayoral directive

    March 27, 2025 directive: 71 plate readers and three PTZ cameras deployed in 2024

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  5. Cassie Franklin

    Directed continued support for the Flock surveillance system

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Meetings and public comment

Meetings: Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.; fourth and fifth Wednesdays, when applicable, at 12:30 p.m.

Where: City Council Chambers, 3002 Wetmore Avenue, Everett

Public comment: For in-person comment, arrive before the meeting and complete the public comment form. Register for virtual comment online by 6 p.m. on meeting day, or noon for a 12:30 p.m. meeting. Comments in every format are limited to three minutes.

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All council records we hold

Everett records

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Officials and official office contacts

Current officials unavailable or unverified. Available official links appear in the dated guidance.

Upcoming council meetings and published changes

1 meeting · next 2 months

Week of Oct 19, 2026 1 meetings
  • 6:30 PM PDTEverettCity Council MeetingIn personOnline

    Council Chambers, Police North Precinct, 3002 Wetmore Avenue, Everett, WA 98201 Map

    To speak in person, arrive early and sign the sheet. Register online by 6 p.m. for evening meetings or noon for daytime meetings to receive Zoom access. Allow time for the entrance metal detector.

Published ALPR actions and votes

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Primary documents

ESSB 6002 and Everett

The law bars police from using plate readers for immigration enforcement or to track constitutionally protected activity. Plate data is kept for 21 days by default, longer under listed exceptions, and police need a warrant to obtain plate data held by private owners. Agencies must register their systems, keep access logs for two years and audit themselves every year. Police may not stop a driver on a camera match alone. The law also exempts plate data from public records requests, so residents can no longer see the scans, although contracts, policies and access logs can still be requested. These are restraints on the cameras, and every camera still running keeps scanning every plate that drives past. Each council can still decline to renew its contract or cancel it.

In Everett, that decision rests with the Everett council.

Read the law section by section →

Questions about Flock in Everett

Does Everett use Flock cameras?

Everett suspended its Flock network on February 25, 2026 after a public records ruling, then resumed it on April 1 after ESSB 6002 exempted ALPR data from disclosure. A March 2025 mayoral directive records 71 plate readers and three pan tilt zoom cameras deployed in 2024. The June 2026 police report recorded 13,274,462 plate reads. We have not confirmed Everett’s current fleet size or any monthly read totals after June.

How many license plate reader cameras are in Everett?

Cited records: 71 plate readers deployed in 2024. OpenStreetMap records 71 ALPR locations inside Everett city limits. Map records may include cameras on private property and cameras run by other agencies.

How do I contact the Everett council about Flock cameras?

Write to council@everettwa.gov. Meetings: Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.; fourth and fifth Wednesdays, when applicable, at 12:30 p.m. Location: City Council Chambers, 3002 Wetmore Avenue, Everett.

Is anyone organizing against Flock cameras in Everett?

DeFlockEverett works in Everett (https://deflockeverett.com). Working to cancel the Everett contract; the cameras came back on in April 2026. DeFlock Snohomish County also tracks Everett alongside the other 20 jurisdictions in the county.

OpenStreetMap records 71 ALPR locations inside Everett city limits. Map records may include cameras on private property and cameras run by other agencies. Map data fetched . Count method · © OpenStreetMap contributors

Elsewhere in Snohomish County

All 21 jurisdictions with sources →