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Unsurveilled campaigns are vendor-neutral, but the records are not vendor-blind. Knowing who supplies a system is how you notice when a city cancels one contract and quietly signs another.
Best known for conducted-energy weapons and body-worn cameras, Axon also sells automated license plate reader capability and an evidence platform that many agencies already run. That existing footprint matters: a city that cancels one ALPR vendor may find equivalent capability available from a company it is already under contract with.
1 decision record →The most widely deployed automated license plate reader vendor in United States municipal policing, and the company whose name has become shorthand for the technology. Flock sells networked, solar-powered fixed cameras on a subscription model, with a shared search layer that lets participating agencies query one another's data.
37 decision records →Supplies automated license plate reader hardware and software, including the Vigilant Solutions product line acquired in 2019. Vigilant's commercial databases and long-running deployments mean Motorola-lineage ALPR data can predate — and outlast — the newer subscription systems that attract most of the public attention.
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