Homeowners Associations (HOAs) and private communities across the United States are turning to Flock Safety's license plate reader (LPR) systems to proactively reduce crime, support law enforcement, and give residents peace of mind. Below are real-world examples of how these systems have led to notable reductions in crime.

🏘️ Westridge HOA – Federal Way, Washington

In August 2024, the Westridge HOA installed five Flock Safety cameras to combat rising incidents of break-ins, thefts, and vandalism. The presence of these cameras, accompanied by clear signage, has acted as a deterrent to potential criminals. The initiative, supported by local law enforcement and city officials, underscores the community's proactive approach to safety. (King 5)

🏘️ Lake Pointe HOA – Travis County, Texas

Facing a surge in petty crimes in 2020, the Lake Pointe HOA installed solar-powered Flock Safety cameras at all community entrances. Since their installation, the neighborhood has observed a decline in criminal activities, attributing the improvement to the enhanced surveillance and strengthened neighborhood watch programs. (KVue)

🏘️ Lanai Subdivision – Mont Belvieu, Texas

The Lanai HOA implemented Flock Safety cameras to monitor vehicles entering and exiting the neighborhood. This move resulted in a significant drop in crime rates, from incidents occurring every two to three weeks to just once a year. The system has also been instrumental in resolving property damage cases by identifying responsible parties. (KHOU)

🏘️ Paddock Oaks HOA – Riverview, Florida

In April 2021, the Paddock Oaks HOA installed license plate readers at neighborhood entrances. Shortly after, the system aided in the swift arrest of individuals involved in a vehicle theft, demonstrating its effectiveness in real-time crime prevention and resolution. (FOX 13 Tampa Bay)

🏘️ Arbor Run HOA – Valdosta, Georgia

The Arbor Run community, comprising over 180 homes, adopted Flock Safety cameras to monitor its single entry and exit point. The system has been pivotal in solving serious crimes, including shootings, by providing crucial vehicle information to law enforcement agencies. (WalbNews)

🏘️ Langdon Place – Louisville, Kentucky

The city of Langdon Place installed Flock Safety cameras at all six neighborhood entrances, funded through a federal grant. These cameras are directly linked to the Louisville Metro Police Department, enabling immediate alerts when vehicles associated with criminal activities are detected. The initiative has been part of a broader regional effort to enhance community safety through technology. (langdonplace)

🏘️ Tutwiler Farm HOA – Trussville, Alabama

In response to anticipated increases in crime due to nearby commercial developments, the Tutwiler Farm HOA installed Flock Safety LPRs in 2019. The system has since served as a valuable tool for law enforcement, aiding in the identification of vehicles linked to criminal activities and enhancing overall neighborhood security. 

🏘️ McLean Neighborhood – Virginia

A small community in McLean installed three Flock Safety cameras in August 2021 to address a series of burglaries and trespassing incidents. Since the installation, the neighborhood has reported no serious crimes, attributing the improvement to the deterrent effect of the surveillance system. (FOX 5 DC)

🏘️ Hillwood Neighborhood Association – Nashville, Tennessee

The Hillwood Neighborhood Association partnered with Flock Safety to deploy LPR cameras, establishing clear policies for footage access and retention. The initiative aims to enhance community safety by providing law enforcement with timely and relevant vehicle information during investigations. (myhillwood.com)