DeFlock San Antonio

Local Surveillance Awareness Project

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🚨 BUDGET TOWN HALL ALERT

Attend these meetings and ask how much we are paying to be surveilled.

City staff will present budget details, answer questions, and take residents' priorities.

Exactly how much is budgeted for ALPRs, Flock access, camera networks, data retention, and the Real-Time Crime Center?

Evening Opportunity: Monday, August 17

  • 📅 Date: Monday, August 17, 2026
  • Time: 6:30 PM
  • 📍 Locations:
    • District 2: Wheatley Heights Sports Complex, 200 Noblewood Drive
    • District 7: Doris Griffin Senior Center, 6157 NW Loop 410

Upcoming District Meetings (All at 6:30 PM)

  • 📅 Tuesday, August 18: Districts 3 and 6
  • 📅 Wednesday, August 19: Districts 4 and 9
  • 📅 Thursday, August 20: District 8
  • 📅 Monday, August 24: Districts 5 and 10
  • 📅 Tuesday, August 25: District 1

Specific venue addresses should be available on the official City of San Antonio budget website as the dates approach.

Our Mission

Shining a light on the widespread deployment of Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) across the San Antonio metroplex.

Inspired by the open-source blueprint of deflock.org, this platform raises localized public awareness regarding massive, automated vehicle tracking infrastructure, its threat to civilian privacy, and its placement within our neighborhoods.

What is an ALPR?

Automated License Plate Readers are high-speed, AI-powered camera networks deployed by private vendors, residential HOAs, and law enforcement agencies. These systems continuously snapshot passing traffic, extracting actionable intelligence including:

Get Involved Locally

Every camera pinpointed on the global map relies entirely on community mapping efforts using OpenStreetMap framework tools.

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