Upper Peninsula
Dated public records from Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Coverage is selective and dated; it is not a current equipment inventory.
5 published reports
Ironwood · Payment-register entry · Records through 2026-08-10
Ironwood license plate readers: payment records, register approval and public questions
City records list a May 2024 camera payment and a September 2025 annual LPR maintenance/software fee. October 2025 proceedings record approval of the monthly register as a whole, while an August 2026 packet records public questions and a departmental statement about two cameras.
Dickinson County · Attributed departmental statement · Records through 2026-07-13
Sheriff identified K.I.N.D. as purchaser in Dickinson County camera discussion
Dickinson County's July 2026 minutes record Sheriff Aaron Rochon saying that the K.I.N.D. executive board purchased the cameras and held installation authority. An earlier Iron Mountain record attributes a two-camera county count to a council member.
Hancock · Purchase discussion; no motion · Records through 2025-11-19
Hancock minutes record no motion on a November 2025 Flock purchase item
Council minutes show a camera quote added to the agenda, opposition recorded in public comment, and no motion on the purchase item. They do not establish a rejection vote or current deployment status.
Houghton County · Planning deliberation · Records through 2026-04-21
Houghton County planning minutes record discussion of Flock correspondence
April 21, 2026 planning minutes record members’ general opposition to public surveillance camera placement while reviewing Flock correspondence. The passage records no camera decision.
Marquette County · Attributed grant pursuit · Records through 2025-05-07
Marquette County sheriff update described pursuit of a plate-reader grant
An April 8, 2025 sheriff update in US-41 Corridor Advisory Group minutes describes pursuit of a license-plate-reader grant and consideration of installation locations.
Statewide Michigan context
Statewide material concerns Michigan as a whole; the listed bills are proposals, not current law. It is outside the regional coverage counts.
Michigan’s 2026 plate-reader bills had no committee or floor action as of September 24, 2026
Community evidence counts
- 6 communities represented by published reports
- Published-record evidence
- 20 communities with mapped observations
- Mapped-location evidence
- 24 unique mapped observations
- Distinct source observations
- 17 mapped communities without a published report
- Map-only evidence
Map-only counts are community-mapped observations, not claims about active cameras, agency ownership, or deployment.
Mapped observation sources:
- OpenStreetMap node 13761866901
- OpenStreetMap node 13956922701
- OpenStreetMap node 14088566301
- OpenStreetMap node 14088652301
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- OpenStreetMap node 13951027301
- OpenStreetMap node 13965701101
- OpenStreetMap node 13978800701
- OpenStreetMap node 14002508301
- OpenStreetMap node 14072866401
- OpenStreetMap node 12720641784
- OpenStreetMap node 13920473405
- OpenStreetMap node 13952180701
- OpenStreetMap node 13887797115
- OpenStreetMap node 13988547001
- OpenStreetMap node 14116399502
- OpenStreetMap node 14116399601
- OpenStreetMap node 13039485242
- OpenStreetMap node 13039485243
- OpenStreetMap node 13039485244
- OpenStreetMap node 13885495901
- OpenStreetMap node 14038456101
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