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License plate readers in West Virginia

230 ALPR cameras documented in West Virginia, 181 identified as Flock Safety devices — across 26 of 55 counties (13.0 per 100,000 residents). Snapshot 2026-08-24; documented ≠ complete — methodology.

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County breakdown

CountyDocumented camerasPer 100kOperators
Marion4377.31
Monongalia4339.62
Wood3036.3
Kanawha2011.5
Ohio1536.5
Harrison1421.72
Berkeley96.61
Upshur938.11
Cabell66.6
Raleigh68.3
Wetzel643.6
Fayette37.81
Logan39.8
Mercer35.2
Nicholas312.51
Wayne38.0
Jefferson23.3
Marshall26.8
Randolph27.4
Tyler225.5
Hancock13.6
Hardy17.0
Mingo14.6
Morgan15.6
Pleasants113.6
Pocahontas113.1
Barbour00.0
Boone00.0
Braxton00.0
Brooke00.0
Calhoun00.0
Clay00.0
Doddridge00.0
Gilmer00.0
Grant00.0
Greenbrier00.0
Hampshire00.0
Jackson00.0
Lewis00.0
Lincoln00.0
Mason00.0
McDowell00.0
Mineral00.0
Monroe00.0
Pendleton00.0
Preston00.0
Putnam00.0
Ritchie00.0
Roane00.0
Summers00.0
Taylor00.0
Tucker00.0
Webster00.0
Wirt00.0
Wyoming00.0

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Agencies documented using ALPRs

Source: EFF Atlas of Surveillance (CC BY 4.0), agency-level records.

Act lawfully

  • Request your agency’s ALPR policy and audit logs via public records.
  • Attend council or commission meetings when contracts come up for renewal.
  • Subscribe to WV alerts for newly documented cameras.