LOCAL SURVEILLANCE · WHEATON, ILLINOIS

Wheaton

Municipal findings are attributed only where primary records identify the City/Village or its police department. DuPage County systems are not automatically counted as municipal equipment.

MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY

Wheaton

DuPage County · Illinois
Incorporated boundary

WHEATON

Documented surveillance systems.

DOCUMENTED

ALPR / Flock Safety

Wheaton operates a large Flock ALPR deployment

Wheaton Police’s official ALPR page documents department use of automated license-plate readers. An April 2026 police memorandum sought renewal of 44 grant-funded Flock cameras at retail locations and also described an earlier four-year agreement for 20 arterial-roadway cameras. NoRec keeps those contract groups distinct rather than assuming every contracted unit is currently installed and operational without an inventory.

PUBLIC RECORDS · FOIA

Records and official sources.

Primary government records are preferred. Where practical, NoRec keeps a local archival copy alongside the official source so citations remain auditable if a government URL later changes.

Official record

Wheaton Police — Automated License Plate Readers

Official Police Department ALPR explainer describing system capabilities, use, searches, and sharing.

Official record 2026-04-06

Wheaton Police — April 2026 Flock renewal memorandum

Official council packet describing 44 grant-funded retail-location Flock cameras and the earlier 20-camera arterial-roadway agreement.

Official record 2026-04-06

Wheaton — 2026 Flock renewal proceedings

Official council minutes approving the 44-camera lease extension and discussing access, security, and grant funding.

Official record 2023

Wheaton — 2023 Flock agreement

Official archived resolution/agreement describing FlockOS features and network access.

UNRESOLVED

What still needs primary records.

  • Current device inventory, installation status, locations, vendors, contracts, retention, sharing, and audit configuration.
  • Current drone/UAS, body/in-car camera, fixed-camera, facial-recognition, social-media analytics, and investigative-software records.