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License-plate reader map
Where have neighbors mapped license-plate readers? Search by ZIP code or town, or use your location, to see the points that OpenStreetMap contributors have reported around the 806.
- 538cameras reported on OpenStreetMap
- September 30, 2026Map data as of
Find cameras near you
Type a ZIP code or a town in the 806, or tap “Use my location.” Your device asks before it shares anything. The search runs in your browser.
Your location stays in your browser and is rounded to about a mile. We never send it to our servers. Like any map, the picture tiles OpenStreetMap sends to draw the area you look at can show that area.
Or pick a town
Each dot is one point reported on OpenStreetMap.
Points and map © OpenStreetMap contributors. Under the Open Database License.
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Search a ZIP code or a town to list the nearest reported cameras. The whole map is below.
What the agencies publish themselves
The points here come from volunteers, so the count will not match anything an agency says. This page does not compare them. The agencies’ own statements, and the questions neighbors have raised about them, are in these places.
- On 806 ConnectLicense-plate readers in LubbockWhat the Police Department and the Sheriff’s Office say on their own portals, what has been reported, and how to request the records.Read the explainer
- Official sourceLubbock Police Department transparency portalThe department’s own page, hosted by the camera company. Opens in a new tab.Open the portal
- Official sourceLubbock County Sheriff’s Office transparency portalThe Sheriff’s Office’s own page. Opens in a new tab.Open the portal
A missing or wrong camera?
This map only shows what is on OpenStreetMap, so corrections happen there. 806 Connect does not take reports about cameras and cannot edit the map.
- Find the point
Tap “Open this point on OpenStreetMap” in any pin’s popup, or look up the spot on openstreetmap.org.
- Leave a note or edit it
Anyone can leave a note on the map without an account. To move, fix or remove a point, sign in to OpenStreetMap (it is free) and edit it.
- Wait for the next refresh
This page asks OpenStreetMap for fresh data about once a day. The “map data as of” date shows what it last got.
Only add a camera you have seen in person from a public place.
About this data
- Source
- OpenStreetMap, the free map that volunteers edit. A camera is here when a contributor has added a point tagged as a license-plate reader.
- Not complete
- Not every road has been checked. Some cameras are not mapped, some points are old, and a few may be counted twice.
- Where it covers
- The 45 Texas counties in the 806 area code. Points near Seminole, which is in the 432 area code, are left out.
- What is shown
- Where the point is and, only when the contributor tagged it, the maker, the operator, the type of camera and the way it faces. Free-text notes are not shown. A point tagged as private property shows as a point and nothing more. A point marked as a home is left out.
- What we add
- Nothing. We do not move, merge or score points, and we do not add cameras from any other source. The list sorts by distance from the place you search.
- Dates
- Map data as of September 30, 2026. Asked for on September 30, 2026. This page starts from a saved copy and asks OpenStreetMap for fresh data about once a day.
- License
- The points and the map pictures are © OpenStreetMap contributors, Open Database License (ODbL). The map pictures come from openstreetmap.org.
Show the exact question we ask OpenStreetMap
This page sends one request to OpenStreetMap’s Overpass service about once a day, with the name “806Connect/1.0 (806connect.com)”. Your browser never contacts Overpass. The question is:
[out:json][timeout:25];
area["ISO3166-2"="US-TX"]->.tx;
rel(area.tx)["boundary"="administrative"]["admin_level"="6"]["name"~"^(Armstrong|Bailey|Borden|Briscoe|Carson|Castro|Cochran|Collingsworth|Cottle|Crosby|Dallam|Dawson|Deaf Smith|Dickens|Donley|Floyd|Gaines|Garza|Gray|Hale|Hall|Hansford|Hartley|Hemphill|Hockley|Hutchinson|Kent|King|Lamb|Lipscomb|Lubbock|Lynn|Moore|Motley|Ochiltree|Oldham|Parmer|Potter|Randall|Roberts|Sherman|Swisher|Terry|Wheeler|Yoakum) County$"]->.co;
.co map_to_area->.a;
node(area.a)(32.2,-103.07,36.51,-99.99)["man_made"="surveillance"]["surveillance:type"~"^ALPR$",i];
out body;- Keep only points tagged as license-plate readers (the tag surveillance:type=ALPR).
- Leave out a point inside the Seminole area, and any point whose own tags mark it as a home.
- Show a maker or operator only if it is in the tags and looks like a company or agency.
- Show a direction only if it is a number of degrees or a compass word.
Show the 45 counties
Armstrong, Bailey, Borden, Briscoe, Carson, Castro, Cochran, Collingsworth, Cottle, Crosby, Dallam, Dawson, Deaf Smith, Dickens, Donley, Floyd, Gaines, Garza, Gray, Hale, Hall, Hansford, Hartley, Hemphill, Hockley, Hutchinson, Kent, King, Lamb, Lipscomb, Lubbock, Lynn, Moore, Motley, Ochiltree, Oldham, Parmer, Potter, Randall, Roberts, Sherman, Swisher, Terry, Wheeler, Yoakum.
Map data as of September 30, 2026. Points come from OpenStreetMap contributors. The agencies’ own pages are the record.
Something wrong on this page itself? License-plate readers

