Spokane Police Clarifies Camera-System Question
The Spokane Police Department has clarified the type of cameras used in the city, answering whether they are Flock or ALPR systems.
Spokane, WA, October 27, 2026 —
The Spokane Police Department has clarified the type of cameras used in the city, addressing a question about whether they are Flock or ALPR systems. The information available for this report does not state which type the department identified.
No further details were provided about the cameras, including their number, locations, capabilities or how they are used. The information also does not specify when the department issued its clarification or what prompted the question.
The distinction raised in the question is between Flock and ALPR systems, but the available summary does not explain how the department described either term or whether it gave additional context. It also does not include a direct statement from the department, so no quotation is included here.
Details about policies governing the cameras, data collection or retention, and access to any information they gather were not provided. The summary likewise does not describe whether the clarification addressed those subjects. Without those particulars, the scope of the department’s explanation cannot be established from the information available.
The central confirmed point is that the department responded to a question about the type of cameras used in Spokane. The specific answer and any related operational details remain unstated in the material provided.
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