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    Was my plate searched?

    What published Flock audit logs can and cannot tell you about a single vehicle — and the exact steps that do get an answer.

    Short answer: no public dataset can tell you whether your specific plate was searched — including this one.

    Agencies publish audit logs that list the date, the searching user, the stated reason and the agency — but the plate itself is redacted before publication. That redaction is the whole reason this page exists: the only route to a plate-level answer is a records request to the agency that ran the search.

    In the public corpus

    Date, agency, user ID, stated reason, network sharing

    Redacted before release

    The plate, the vehicle, the hit photo, the location of the read

    Only via records request

    Whether one specific plate was queried, by whom, and why

    Get the plate-level answer

    1. 1Identify the agency. Find the departments operating cameras near you on the agencies index or on the camera map.
    2. 2Send the records request below to that agency's records custodian. Oklahoma agencies must respond to Open Records Act requests; there is no requirement that you explain why you are asking.
    3. 3Check the sharing graph. A search of your plate may have been run by a partner agency on another network entirely.
    Records request template
    Public Records Request — Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) audit log

To the records custodian:

Under the Oklahoma Open Records Act (51 O.S. § 24A.1 et seq.), I request copies of the following records:

1. The complete ALPR / Flock Safety system audit log for the period [START DATE] to [END DATE],
   including for each query: the date and time, the searching user or badge identifier, the
   agency or department, the stated reason or case number, and the plate or search term used.
2. Any records showing which outside agencies or organizations your agency shares ALPR data
   with, and which agencies your agency receives ALPR data from.
3. The current contract, quote, or purchase order for the ALPR system, and its retention policy.

Please provide records in a machine-readable format (CSV or XLSX) if available. If any portion
is withheld, please cite the specific exemption for each withheld field. If fees will exceed
$25, please contact me with an estimate before proceeding.

Thank you,
[YOUR NAME]
[YOUR EMAIL]

    What you can look up right now

    Search volume

    — logged searches

    By agency

    Who searched, how often, why

    Sharing graph

    Which networks pass data on

    No release ingested so far includes plate values. If a records request produces plate-level logs, they are hashed on ingest and this tool starts returning matches automatically.