LOCAL SURVEILLANCE · HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS

Huntley

Municipal findings are attributed to Huntley or its police department only when the source supports that attribution. McHenry County systems are not automatically counted as municipal equipment.

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Huntley

McHenry County · Illinois
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2026 AUDIT NOTE

Historical counts are not being presented as current inventory.

The 17-reader Flock figure is the documented 2023 deployment baseline. The two-drone / 38-flight figure is the State Fiscal Year 2024 report snapshot. Current 2026 installed counts, exact ALPR locations, retention settings, sharing configuration, and current UAS fleet should be verified through newer Village records or FOIA before those historical numbers are relabeled as current.

HUNTLEY

Documented surveillance systems.

DOCUMENTED

ALPR / Flock Safety

Seventeen-camera Flock deployment approved in 2023

Huntley approved a four-year Flock Safety lease in 2023 for 17 automated license-plate readers intended for major thoroughfares entering and leaving the village. NoRec now labels 17 as the documented 2023 deployment baseline, not a verified 2026 installed-camera count; a current inventory, installation audit, and current sharing configuration remain unresolved.

DOCUMENTED

ALPR / vehicle analytics

Vehicle-attribute and “fingerprint” searching

The 2023 Huntley technology presentation described Flock searches using plate number and observable vehicle attributes including make, model, color, bumper stickers, decals, and roof racks.

DOCUMENTED

Body-worn cameras

Body-camera implementation documented by the Village

Huntley’s March 2024 Village Journal identified body cameras and license-plate readers as technology being implemented by the Police Department. This replaces the older wording that treated body-camera deployment as supported only by secondary reporting.

DOCUMENTED

UAS / drones

Two police drones reported for SFY2024

Illinois Freedom from Drone Surveillance Act reporting for State Fiscal Year 2024 listed Huntley Police with two drones and 38 flights during that reporting period. Those figures are retained as a dated state-report snapshot; NoRec does not present them as a verified current 2026 fleet count.

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.

FOIA portal

Huntley Police — FOIA request form

Official Huntley Police Department FOIA form and submission instructions.

Official record 2024-03

Huntley Village Journal — March 2024

Official Village publication identifying body cameras and license-plate readers as Police Department technology being implemented.

Archive 2023-04-24

Huntley Police technology presentation — 2023 coverage

Contemporaneous report of the Village Board presentation documenting the 17-reader Flock lease and vehicle-attribute search capabilities. A matching primary board packet should still be added when located.

UNRESOLVED

What still needs primary records.

  • Current device inventory, installation status, locations, vendors, contracts, retention, sharing, and audit configuration.
  • Other surveillance systems not yet documented in the primary-source set.