51 surveillance devices are mapped inside Boise, ID: 5 license-plate readers and 46 CCTV cameras. 5 of them are identified as Flock Safety devices.
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The data does not name an operator for any of these devices.
Flock Safety makes many of these devices but is not listed as an operator: a device is run by the agency, association or business that installed it.
License-plate readers (ALPR) are fixed cameras that photograph passing vehicles and read their plates. Records are typically shared with the agency or association that operates the camera.
Flock Safety is a company whose plate-reader cameras are used by police departments, cities, HOAs and businesses. Its devices are usually solar-powered and pole-mounted.
CCTV cameras are fixed video cameras that record a street, building or other area.
Every mapped device inside Boise, counted by the ZIP code it sits in. ZIP codes are listed in number order. Each linked ZIP opens the homes for sale there.
ZIP areas are the Census Bureau's ZIP Code Tabulation Areas, which can differ a little from postal routes.
Yes. 5 of the 51 surveillance devices mapped inside Boise, ID are license-plate readers.
Yes. 5 of the 51 mapped devices are identified as Flock Safety devices.
The map on this page shows every mapped device in Boise, grouped where they sit close together. The ZIP code list on this page gives the count for each ZIP code. To see each device on its own, turn on the cameras layer on the Boise map.
Every home for sale in Boise has a page that lists the devices mapped within a mile of it, when there are any. You can also open the Boise map with the cameras layer on and zoom in to your street.
The data does not name an operator for these devices. Flock Safety makes many of these devices, but each one is run by the agency, association or business that installed it.
These counts come from OpenStreetMap, where volunteers map devices. They were last updated Oct 8, 2026. A device missing here may still exist.
Community-reported via OpenStreetMap; may be incomplete. Counted inside the Boise boundary in our place data, which can differ from the city limits. Updated . © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
Each dot groups the devices mapped close together, coloured by the most common type; larger dots hold more. Basemap © OpenMapTiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.
