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Evansville Police Department

License plate reader records for Evansville. Each fact keeps its source and checked date.

Written rules describe policy, not proof that every search follows it. Agency-reported camera totals have a different scope from community-mapped county points.

Plate reader vendors

Flock Safety

Source. Checked 2026-10-23.

Reported camera count

56 LPRs. Portal-reported LPR cameras for the Evansville IN PD account. Not all cameras in the city or county; devices were not field checked.

Source. Checked 2026-10-23; source date 2026-10-23.

Data retention

The public portal displays a 30-day data-retention period. This is a reported portal window, without an independent storage audit.

Source. Checked 2026-10-23; source date 2026-10-23.

Access and oversight

The portal requires a valid law-enforcement reason for access and states that user search histories are retained indefinitely. Hotlist hits require human verification before action. These posted rules are different from proof that each search complied.

Source section Access Policy and Hotlist Policy. Checked 2026-10-23.

Named sharing partners

Germantown OH PD, Meade County SO KY, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

Visible examples from the outgoing list, which reports 2,233 entries. An explicitly old entry appears in the list, so this total is not an independently verified count of active partners; examples are not exhaustive.

Source. Checked 2026-10-23.

Details not yet verified

Written camera policy, Contract value, Contract start date, Contract end date. No value is inferred from a county map count or another agency's policy.

Source documents

Local map

Vanderburgh County camera guide. The county map includes source points from multiple operators. It is not this agency's inventory.

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