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Public records and community mapping used by Oversee Map, with verification limits shown for each source.
A green marker requires a stable public HTTPS source, publisher and document metadata, a page or row citation, device and location support, a privacy check, and a recorded second look. Verified source links are rechecked daily.
The daily statewide import uses community-mapped ALPR records. Flock-labeled locations are yellow; other or unlabeled ALPR systems are blue. These records are not official confirmation.
The open-source method queries ALPR-tagged OpenStreetMap objects, preserves their object IDs, and refreshes the dataset. Oversee Map runs a Florida-only version of that process each day.
Official county, incorporated-place, and census-designated-place boundaries are used to organize imported points by Florida county and community.
Official city policy governing ALPR use. It confirms program rules but does not publish precise camera locations.
Published reporting describes countywide camera deployment and a transition from Flock to Axon, but does not establish a precise city location.
An August 11, 2026 report names six proposed Axon approaches from permit applications then under review, with no installation timeline. Later county and state-right-of-way changes make their present status uncertain, so Oversee Map has not converted them into map markers.
Published reporting says the Sheriff’s county-road ALPR agreement ends September 30, 2026. This is lifecycle context, not a location pin.
September 2026 reporting says FDOT revoked ALPR permits on the State Highway System and required removal. Oversee Map treats this as a review trigger; it does not infer the status of an individual marker without record-level matching.
Historical agency-level ALPR record for New Port Richey. It does not identify fixed locations or confirm the current vendor.
Community research distinguishes Flock, Axon, and RedSpeed systems. It is retained as a lead and cross-check, not proof of a precise site.
Official Florida Department of State directory used for statewide coverage across all 67 counties.
Official Florida Department of State city-and-county directory includes incorporated municipalities, census-designated places, and populated places.
Community-maintained geographic base map used by Oversee Map.
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