If you have noticed the small solar-powered cameras on poles around Hendersonville, most are Flock Safety automated license plate readers (ALPRs), which photograph passing vehicles and record plate numbers for law enforcement. Neither Flock nor the city publishes an official map of every camera, but volunteers have mapped them on OpenStreetMap – and those maps are public.

How many are documented in Hendersonville? FlockScanner counts 20 ALPR cameras in Hendersonville, while Finding Flock counts 37. Both stress their numbers are a lower bound, based only on cameras volunteers have spotted and mapped, not an official total. Statewide, the maps document roughly 3,600 to 3,700 plate readers across Tennessee, most of them Flock Safety cameras.

See the maps:

• FlockScanner Tennessee cameras and map: https://flockscanner.com/cameras/tn/
• Live Tennessee ALPR map: https://flockcameralocations.com/locations/tennessee
• DeFlock Tennessee report: https://deflocktheusa.com/flock-cameras/tennessee/
• Finding Flock Tennessee: https://www.findingflock.com/cameras/tennessee

Zoom into Hendersonville on any of them to see the documented camera locations around town, including along Vietnam Veterans Boulevard and Gallatin Pike. If you spot a camera that is not mapped, you can add it to OpenStreetMap and it will appear on these maps.

Read more- https://flockscanner.com/cameras/tn/