Texas’ 254 Counties Ranked by Number of Flock Cameras

HOUSTON — Flock cameras have quietly become a fixture along roads across Texas, but exactly how common they are depends heavily on where you live.

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There’s roughly 14,001 Flock cameras across 218 of Texas’ 254 counties.

Harris County sits comfortably at the top with 3,546 cameras, followed by Dallas County with 1,334 and Tarrant County with 949.

The Texas Tribune reported in August that the Texas Department of Public Safety had data-sharing agreements with 206 county and local police agencies, up from 122 in February — a 69% increase in just five months.

Flock Safety’s automated license plate readers capture license plate images, vehicle characteristics, timestamps and camera locations.

The technology has also become the center of a growing privacy debate. The Harris County Sheriff’s Office suspended three deputies’ access to the system in August while reviewing possible misuse, while Hood County officials voted to unplug their cameras altogether.

At the same time, law enforcement agencies continue to argue the cameras can provide valuable evidence and help identify vehicles connected to crimes.

So, where are Flock cameras most prevalent in Texas?

Here’s a look at all 254 Texas counties ranked by the number of Flock cameras:

Data collected on Aug. 21, 2026 via Texas Privacy Coalition.

1. Harris County – 3,546 cameras

• 7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Houston (352)
• Population: 5,045,026

2. Dallas County – 1,334 cameras

• 5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Addison (153)
• Population: 2,661,397

3. Tarrant County – 949 cameras

• 4.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Arlington (109)
• Population: 2,248,466

4. Fort Bend County – 906 cameras

• 9.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Katy (259)
• Population: 975,191

5. Collin County – 603 cameras

• 4.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Frisco (119)
• Population: 1,297,179

6. Denton County – 534 cameras

• 5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Hebron (125)
• Population: 1,069,346

7. Bexar County – 433 cameras

• 2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Shavano Park (55)
• Population: 2,160,088

8. Travis County – 430 cameras

• 3.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Pflugerville (159)
• Population: 1,389,670

9. Montgomery County – 271 cameras

• 3.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Conroe (54)
• Population: 781,194

10. Williamson County – 240 cameras

• 3.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Round Rock (86)
• Population: 752,827

11. Hidalgo County – 217 cameras

• 2.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – McAllen (57)
• Population: 921,549

12. Galveston County – 214 cameras

• 5.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Friendswood (62)
• Population: 372,207

13. Bell County – 205 cameras

• 5.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Temple (95)
• Population: 402,248

14. Brazoria County – 193 cameras

• 4.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Brookside Village (50)
• Population: 419,080

15. Jefferson County – 181 cameras

• 7.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Beaumont (112)
• Population: 254,321

16. El Paso County – 175 cameras

• 2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – El Paso (54)
• Population: 877,858

17. Midland County – 135 cameras

• 7.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Midland (73)
• Population: 187,855

18. Kaufman County – 131 cameras

• 6.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Forney (61)
• Population: 209,235

19. Webb County – 128 cameras

• 4.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Laredo (109)
• Population: 281,224

20. Lubbock County – 122 cameras

• 3.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Lubbock (78)
• Population: 328,906

21. Guadalupe County – 120 cameras

• 6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Cibolo (39)
• Population: 201,111

22. Brazos County – 109 cameras

• 4.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – College Station (91)
• Population: 249,088

23. Hays County – 109 cameras

• 3.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – San Marcos (35)
• Population: 304,390

24. Comal County – 100 cameras

• 4.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – New Braunfels (69)
• Population: 209,166

25. Potter County – 87 cameras

• 7.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Amarillo (58)
• Population: 114,453

26. Ector County – 77 cameras

• 4.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Odessa (36)
• Population: 173,801

27. Ellis County – 77 cameras

• 3.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Midlothian (39)
• Population: 240,867

28. Smith County – 76 cameras

• 3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Tyler (40)
• Population: 252,549

29. Chambers County – 71 cameras

• 12.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Mont Belvieu (31)
• Population: 57,594

30. Wichita County – 69 cameras

• 5.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Wichita Falls (32)
• Population: 129,555

31. Rockwall County – 63 cameras

• 4.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Heath (33)
• Population: 140,738

32. Randall County – 62 cameras

• 4.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Catalpa (24)
• Population: 152,351

33. McLennan County – 62 cameras

• 2.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Hewitt (22)
• Population: 272,020

34. Lamar County – 60 cameras

• 11.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Paris (37)
• Population: 51,503

35. Bastrop County – 59 cameras

• 5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Bastrop (33)
• Population: 118,908

36. Johnson County – 59 cameras

• 2.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Alvarado (13)
• Population: 218,048

37. Hunt County – 57 cameras

• 4.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Commerce (21)
• Population: 123,336

38. Cameron County – 47 cameras

• 1.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Cameron Park (10)
• Population: 433,946

39. Hardin County – 46 cameras

• 7.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Rose Hill Acres (16)
• Population: 58,723

40. Orange County – 41 cameras

• 4.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Pinehurst (20)
• Population: 86,266

41. Hopkins County – 34 cameras

• 8.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Sulphur Springs (22)
• Population: 39,063

42. Hood County – 33 cameras

• 4.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Granbury (29)
• Population: 70,501

43. Tom Green County – 33 cameras

• 2.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – San Angelo (27)
• Population: 120,602

44. Waller County – 32 cameras

• 4.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Prairie View (13)
• Population: 69,858

45. Kendall County – 30 cameras

• 5.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Boerne (20)
• Population: 53,289

46. Grayson County – 30 cameras

• 2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Sherman (11)
• Population: 153,613

47. Rusk County – 28 cameras

• 5.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Henderson (17)
• Population: 54,854

48. Wharton County – 27 cameras

• 6.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – El Campo (11)
• Population: 42,060

49. San Patricio County – 27 cameras

• 3.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Aransas Pass (10)
• Population: 72,053

50. Wise County – 27 cameras

• 3.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Decatur (15)
• Population: 83,778

51. Taylor County – 27 cameras

• 1.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Abilene (25)
• Population: 150,077

52. Nueces County – 27 cameras

• 0.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Corpus Christi (23)
• Population: 352,992

53. Austin County – 26 cameras

• 7.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Sealy (16)
• Population: 33,625

54. Matagorda County – 26 cameras

• 7.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Bay City (14)
• Population: 36,463

55. Polk County – 26 cameras

• 4.9 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Livingston (15)
• Population: 53,434

56. Liberty County – 25 cameras

• 2.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Liberty (6)
• Population: 121,364

57. Walker County – 23 cameras

• 2.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – New Waverly (17)
• Population: 83,842

58. Erath County – 22 cameras

• 5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Stephenville (15)
• Population: 43,911

59. Angelina County – 22 cameras

• 2.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Lufkin (7)
• Population: 88,154

60. Parker County – 22 cameras

• 1.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Aledo (9)
• Population: 184,767

61. Lavaca County – 21 cameras

• 10.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Shiner (9)
• Population: 20,651

62. Cherokee County – 21 cameras

• 3.9 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Jacksonville (18)
• Population: 53,337

63. Bowie County – 21 cameras

• 2.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Wake Village (18)
• Population: 92,696

64. Franklin County – 20 cameras

• 18.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Mount Vernon (12)
• Population: 10,994

65. Henderson County – 20 cameras

• 2.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Gun Barrel (11)
• Population: 88,595

66. Val Verde County – 19 cameras

• 4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Del Rio (7)
• Population: 47,835

67. Anderson County – 19 cameras

• 3.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Palestine (18)
• Population: 59,805

68. Falls County – 18 cameras

• 10.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Rosebud (5)
• Population: 17,869

69. Leon County – 17 cameras

• 10.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Buffalo (5)
• Population: 16,894

70. Limestone County – 17 cameras

• 7.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Mexia (11)
• Population: 22,849

71. Jasper County – 17 cameras

• 4.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Jasper (13)
• Population: 33,075

72. Cooke County – 17 cameras

• 3.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Valley View (5)
• Population: 44,461

73. Winkler County – 16 cameras

• 21.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Kermit (8)
• Population: 7,540

74. Ward County – 15 cameras

• 13.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Monahans (9)
• Population: 11,125

75. Victoria County – 15 cameras

• 1.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Victoria (13)
• Population: 92,656

76. Wheeler County – 14 cameras

• 29.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Shamrock (9)
• Population: 4,773

77. Caldwell County – 14 cameras

• 2.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Luling (5)
• Population: 55,150

78. Medina County – 14 cameras

• 2.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Castroville (7)
• Population: 56,881

79. Wilson County – 14 cameras

• 2.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – La Verina (5)
• Population: 56,139

80. Maverick County – 14 cameras

• 2.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Eagle Pass (5)
• Population: 58,823

81. Harrison County – 14 cameras

• 1.9 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Marshall (12)
• Population: 71,956

82. Coryell County – 14 cameras

• 1.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Gatesville (6)
• Population: 85,592

83. Gray County – 13 cameras

• 6.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Pampa (11)
• Population: 20,919

84. Wood County – 13 cameras

• 2.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Winnsboro (7)
• Population: 49,688

85. Navarro County – 13 cameras

• 2.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Corsicana (8)
• Population: 57,181

86. Scurry County – 12 cameras

• 7.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Snyder (11)
• Population: 16,162

87. Aransas County – 12 cameras

• 4.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Rockport (5)
• Population: 26,146

88. Kerr County – 12 cameras

• 2.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Kerrville (7)
• Population: 54,037

89. Gregg County – 12 cameras

• 1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Longview (6)
• Population: 126,095

90. Hudspeth County – 11 cameras

• 32 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Sierra Blanca (8)
• Population: 3,433

91. Swisher County – 11 cameras

• 16.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Tulia (7)
• Population: 6,703

92. Yoakum County – 11 cameras

• 14.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Plains (8)
• Population: 7,438

93. Jack County – 11 cameras

• 11.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Jacksboro (7)
• Population: 9,563

94. Rains County – 11 cameras

• 8.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Emory (4)
• Population: 13,542

95. Panola County – 11 cameras

• 4.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Beckville (4)
• Population: 23,018

96. Kleberg County – 11 cameras

• 3.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Kingsville (7)
• Population: 30,315

97. Hill County – 11 cameras

• 2.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Hillsboro (5)
• Population: 39,503

98. Burnet County – 11 cameras

• 1.9 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Marble Falls (8)
• Population: 57,015

99. Trinity County – 10 cameras

• 7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Groveton (5)
• Population: 14,384

100. Bosque County – 10 cameras

• 5.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Valley Mills (4)
• Population: 18,918

101. Moore County – 10 cameras

• 4.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Dumas (8)
• Population: 21,891

102. Nacogdoches County – 10 cameras

• 1.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Nacogdoches (6)
• Population: 66,035

103. Carson County – 9 cameras

• 15.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – White Deer (3)
• Population: 5,805

104. Reeves County – 9 cameras

• 7.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Balmorhea (3)
• Population: 12,138

105. DeWitt County – 9 cameras

• 4.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Cuero (8)
• Population: 20,309

106. Shelby County – 9 cameras

• 3.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Center (3)
• Population: 24,286

107. Uvalde County – 9 cameras

• 3.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Uvalde (4)
• Population: 24,963

108. Culberson County – 8 cameras

• 35.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – N/A
• Population: 2,267

109. Martin County – 8 cameras

• 15.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Lenorah (8)
• Population: 5,284

110. Presidio County – 8 cameras

• 14.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Presidio (6)
• Population: 5,433

111. Zapata County – 8 cameras

• 5.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Falcon (3)
• Population: 13,753

112. Pecos County – 8 cameras

• 5.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Fort Stockton (4)
• Population: 14,560

113. Bandera County – 8 cameras

• 3.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Bandera (5)
• Population: 22,876

114. Terrell County – 7 cameras

• 99.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Sanderson (5)
• Population: 702

115. Armstrong County – 7 cameras

• 38 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Washburn (6)
• Population: 1,843

116. Montague County – 7 cameras

• 3.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Nocona (2)
• Population: 21,966

117. Houston County – 7 cameras

• 3.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Crockett (5)
• Population: 22,316

118. Gillespie County – 7 cameras

• 2.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Fredericksburg (5)
• Population: 28,527

119. Hale County – 7 cameras

• 2.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Abernathy (2)
• Population: 31,819

120. Washington County – 7 cameras

• 1.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Brenham (6)
• Population: 38,288

121. Lipscomb County – 6 cameras

• 20.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Booker (3)
• Population: 2,955

122. Sutton County – 6 cameras

• 18.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Sonora (6)
• Population: 3,203

123. Kimble County – 6 cameras

• 13.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Junction (6)
• Population: 4,438

124. Refugio County – 6 cameras

• 9 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Tivoli (4)
• Population: 6,657

125. McCulloch County – 6 cameras

• 8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Brady (4)
• Population: 7,472

126. Dawson County – 6 cameras

• 5.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Lamesa (5)
• Population: 11,776

127. Hutchinson County – 6 cameras

• 3.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Borger (5)
• Population: 19,633

128. Calhoun County – 6 cameras

• 3.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Port Lavaca (3)
• Population: 19,599

129. Tyler County – 6 cameras

• 2.9 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Woodville (4)
• Population: 20,443

130. Titus County – 6 cameras

• 1.9 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Mount Pleasant (3)
• Population: 31,563

131. Grimes County – 6 cameras

• 1.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Todd Mission (4)
• Population: 34,252

132. Bee County – 6 cameras

• 1.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Beeville (5)
• Population: 32,515

133. Van Zandt County – 6 cameras

• 0.9 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Van (4)
• Population: 66,130

134. Starr County – 6 cameras

• 0.9 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Rio Grande City (2)
• Population: 66,319

135. Reagan County – 5 cameras

• 15.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Stiles (4)
• Population: 3,166

136. Coke County – 5 cameras

• 14.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Bronte (2)
• Population: 3,412

137. Baylor County – 5 cameras

• 14.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Seymour (2)
• Population: 3,472

138. Sherman County – 5 cameras

• 7.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Stratford (3)
• Population: 2,781

139. Dallam County – 5 cameras

• 6.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Dalhart (2)
• Population: 7,508

140. San Augustine County – 5 cameras

• 6.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – San Augustine (4)
• Population: 7,722

141. Colorado County – 5 cameras

• 2.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Columbus (1)
• Population: 21,439

142. Gaines County – 5 cameras

• 2.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – State Line (3)
• Population: 23,956

143. Lampasas County – 5 cameras

• 2.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Lampasas (4)
• Population: 23,657

144. Llano County – 5 cameras

• 2.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Llano (2)
• Population: 23,353

145. Palo Pinto County – 5 cameras

• 1.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Santo (2)
• Population: 30,791

146. Fannin County – 5 cameras

• 1.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Bonham (2)
• Population: 39,265

147. Atascosa County – 5 cameras

• 0.9 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Leming (2)
• Population: 53,590

148. Kenedy County – 4 cameras

• 125.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – South Padre Island (2)
• Population: 319

149. Sterling County – 4 cameras

• 29.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Sterling City (4)
• Population: 1,349

150. Real County – 4 cameras

• 14.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Leakey (2)
• Population: 2,745

151. Crockett County – 4 cameras

• 14.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Ozona (3)
• Population: 2,769

152. Donley County – 4 cameras

• 12.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Clarendon (2)
• Population: 3,213

153. Ochiltree County – 4 cameras

• 4.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Perryton (3)
• Population: 9,284

154. Brewster County – 4 cameras

• 4.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Alpine (2)
• Population: 9,458

155. Clay County – 4 cameras

• 3.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Byers (2)
• Population: 10,764

156. Live Oak County – 4 cameras

• 3.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – George West (2)
• Population: 11,929

157. Madison County – 4 cameras

• 2.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Madisonville (2)
• Population: 14,226

158. Karnes County – 4 cameras

• 2.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Falls City (2)
• Population: 15,018

159. Lee County – 4 cameras

• 2.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Dime Box (1)
• Population: 18,729

160. Fayette County – 4 cameras

• 1.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – La Grange (3)
• Population: 25,459

161. Cass County – 4 cameras

• 1.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Atlanta (2)
• Population: 28,651

162. Loving County – 3 cameras

• 576.9 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Mentone (3)
• Population: 52

163. Irion County – 3 cameras

• 20.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Barnhart (2)
• Population: 1,463

164. Upton County – 3 cameras

• 9.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – McCamey (1)
• Population: 3,131

165. Crane County – 3 cameras

• 6.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – N/A
• Population: 4,554

166. Mills County – 3 cameras

• 6.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Goldthwaite (3)
• Population: 4,580

167. Jim Hogg County – 3 cameras

• 6.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Hebbronville (3)
• Population: 4,555

168. Hartley County – 3 cameras

• 6.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Channing (1)
• Population: 4,904

169. Lynn County – 3 cameras

• 5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – New Home (2)
• Population: 6,017

170. Goliad County – 3 cameras

• 4.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Goliad (3)
• Population: 7,208

171. Dimmit County – 3 cameras

• 3.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Carrizo Springs (3)
• Population: 8,024

172. Hamilton County – 3 cameras

• 3.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Hamilton (2)
• Population: 8,680

173. Archer County – 3 cameras

• 3.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Lakeside City (2)
• Population: 9,129

174. Terry County – 3 cameras

• 2.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Brownfield (3)
• Population: 11,720

175. Gonzales County – 3 cameras

• 1.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Gonzales (2)
• Population: 20,159

176. Howard County – 3 cameras

• 1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Big Spring (3)
• Population: 30,504

177. Jim Wells County – 3 cameras

• 0.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Alice (1)
• Population: 38,804

178. McMullen County – 2 cameras

• 36.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Tilden (2)
• Population: 544

179. Motley County – 2 cameras

• 19.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Roaring Springs (2)
• Population: 1,043

180. Glasscock County – 2 cameras

• 17.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Garden City (2)
• Population: 1,128

181. Dickens County – 2 cameras

• 11.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Spur (1)
• Population: 1,692

182. Oldham County – 2 cameras

• 11.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Adrian (2)
• Population: 1,783

183. Cochran County – 2 cameras

• 7.9 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Bledsoe (2)
• Population: 2,546

184. Hemphill County – 2 cameras

• 6.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – N/A
• Population: 3,083

185. Concho County – 2 cameras

• 5.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Eden (2)
• Population: 3,607

186. San Saba County – 2 cameras

• 3.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Richland Springs (1)
• Population: 5,787

187. Brooks County – 2 cameras

• 3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Encino (2)
• Population: 6,579

188. Bailey County – 2 cameras

• 2.9 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Muleshoe (2)
• Population: 6,963

189. Coleman County – 2 cameras

• 2.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Santa Anna (2)
• Population: 7,915

190. Sabine County – 2 cameras

• 2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Hemphill (1)
• Population: 10,012

191. Red River County – 2 cameras

• 1.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Avery (2)
• Population: 11,816

192. Wilbarger County – 2 cameras

• 1.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – N/A
• Population: 12,481

193. Nolan County – 2 cameras

• 1.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Blackwell (1)
• Population: 14,117

194. Callahan County – 2 cameras

• 1.4 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Baird (1)
• Population: 14,491

195. Jackson County – 2 cameras

• 1.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Ganado (2)
• Population: 15393

196. Deaf Smith County – 2 cameras

• 1.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Hereford (2)
• Population: 18,626

197. Eastland County – 2 cameras

• 1.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Gorman (1)
• Population: 18,143

198. Burleson County – 2 cameras

• 1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Caldwell (1)
• Population: 20,549

199. Milam County – 2 cameras

• 0.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Praesel (1)
• Population: 26,258

200. Brown County – 2 cameras

• 0.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Brownwood (2)
• Population: 38,711

201. Borden County – 1 camera

• 17.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Gail (1)
• Population: 567

202. Foard County – 1 camera

• 9.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Crowell (1)
• Population: 1,044

203. Mason County – 1 camera

• 2.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Mason (1)
• Population: 3,990

204. Garza County – 1 camera

• 2.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – N/A
• Population: 4,510

205. Delta County – 1 camera

• 1.8 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Enloe (1)
• Population: 5,549

206. Childress County – 1 camera

• 1.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Childress (1)
• Population: 6,643

207. Zavala County – 1 camera

• 1.1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – La Pryor (1)
• Population: 9,037

208. Marion County – 1 camera

• 1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Jefferson (1)
• Population: 9,896

209. Runnels County – 1 camera

• 1 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Miles (1)
• Population: 9,693

210. Blanco County – 1 camera

• 0.7 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Johnson City (1)
• Population: 13,581

211. Robertson County – 1 camera

• 0.6 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – N/A
• Population: 17,839

212. Hockley County – 1 camera

• 0.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Opdyke West (1)
• Population: 21,600

213. Jones County – 1 camera

• 0.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Hawley (1)
• Population: 20,861

214. Andrews County – 1 camera

• 0.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – N/A
• Population: 18,914

215. Freestone County – 1 camera

• 0.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – N/A
• Population: 20,811

216. Willacy County – 1 camera

• 0.5 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Raymondville (1)
• Population: 19,971

217. San Jacinto County – 1 camera

• 0.3 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Coldspring (1)
• Population: 29,488

218. Upshur County – 1 camera

• 0.2 per 10k residents
• Most cameras in county – Big Sandy (1)
• Population: 44,410

Counties With 0 Flock Cameras

• Briscoe County
• Camp County
• Castro County
• Collingsworth County
• Comanche County
• Cottle County
• Crosby County
• Duval County
• Edwards County
• Fisher County
• Floyd County
• Frio County
• Hall County
• Hansford County
• Hardeman County
• Haskell County
• Jeff Davis County
• Kent County
• King County
• Kinney County
• Knox County
• La Salle County
• Lamb County
• Menard County
• Mitchell County
• Morris County
• Newton County
• Parmer County
• Roberts County
• Schleicher County
• Shackelford County
• Somervell County
• Stephens County
• Stonewall County
• Throckmorton County
• Young County