DeFlock Snohomish County · Index

Flock license plate cameras in Index

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Index is served by the Snohomish County Sheriff. We found no primary source that establishes a town ALPR program or rules one out. We have not confirmed county or private cameras near Index.

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ALPR locations mapped

Inside city limits. May include private cameras.

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Organizing in Index

We have not found a group organizing only in Index. DeFlock Snohomish County covers Index alongside the other 20 jurisdictions in the county. If you organize here, or want to, write to us.

We email the update list when a county council votes on ALPR or restarts a camera program, with the date and a source link.

Index 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.

Mayor Norman Johnson and four councilmembers are listed. A complete roster and seat numbers are still needed.

Chelan Soper
Councilmember
No attributed ALPR record found
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Jon Jackson
Councilmember
No attributed ALPR record found
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Norman Johnson
Mayor
No attributed ALPR record found
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Robert Shepardson
Councilmember
No attributed ALPR record found
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Scott MacDonald
Councilmember
No attributed ALPR record found
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Meetings and public comment

Guidance checked Oct 9, 2026. MRSC’s cached directory lists this Town Hall email. Checked October 9, 2026; direct access failed and the cache retrieval time is unavailable. We have not confirmed current meeting and participation instructions. Confirm each meeting through its dated official agenda.

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Index records

Manual fallback, checked October 8, 2026: the MRSC directory lists Jon Jackson, Scott MacDonald, Robert Shepardson and Chelan Soper as councilmembers, without seat or term dates. A complete current roster confirmed by the town is not yet available to us. MRSC’s town profile lists Town Hall at townhall@cityofindex.org, (360) 793-2488, 511 Avenue A, PO Box 88, Index WA 98256. Contact Town Hall for dated meeting notices and records. No confirmed upcoming occurrence is available here.

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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

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Published ALPR actions and votes

Historical search remains incomplete. Missing records leave a member’s vote unknown.

Verified ALPR action records are unavailable for this council. Earlier ALPR actions may remain undiscovered.

Source coverage and check dates

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Requested dates: Jul 19, 2026 through Jan 15, 2027.
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Requested dates: Jul 21, 2026 through Jan 17, 2027.

ESSB 6002 and Index

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 Index, that decision rests with the Index council.

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Questions about Flock in Index

Does Index use Flock cameras?

Index is served by the Snohomish County Sheriff. We found no primary source that establishes a town ALPR program or rules one out. We have not confirmed county or private cameras near Index.

How many license plate reader cameras are in Index?

OpenStreetMap records no ALPR locations inside Index city limits. Map records may include cameras on private property and cameras run by other agencies.

How do I contact the Index council about Flock cameras?

Write to townhall@cityofindex.org.

Is anyone organizing against Flock cameras in Index?

We have not found a group organizing only in Index. DeFlock Snohomish County covers Index alongside the other 20 jurisdictions in the county.

OpenStreetMap records no ALPR locations inside Index city limits. Map records may include cameras on private property and cameras run by other agencies. Map data fetched Oct 19, 2026, 2:00 AM PDT. Count method · © OpenStreetMap contributors

Elsewhere in Snohomish County

All 21 jurisdictions with sources →