Are these all of the Flock cameras in Elkhart?
This page lists the camera reports currently documented for Elkhart, Indiana. It is a community record and may not include every active camera.
42 reported Flock Safety cameras in Elkhart, Indiana — 42 verified
Elkhart
Sep 21, 2026
West Lusher Avenue
Sep 21, 2026
Cassopolis Street
Sep 27, 2026
County Road 6 West
Sep 27, 2026
County Road 6 West
Sep 27, 2026
County Road 6 West
Sep 27, 2026
East Bristol Street
Sep 27, 2026
County Road 6 East
Sep 27, 2026
East Bristol Street
Sep 27, 2026
Mallow Street
Sep 27, 2026
County Road 6 West
Sep 27, 2026
Sundance Drive
Sep 27, 2026
Memorial Drive
Sep 27, 2026
Oakwood Avenue
Sep 27, 2026
Sundance Drive
Sep 27, 2026
Parke Place
Sep 27, 2026
Prairie Street
Sep 27, 2026
Johnson Street
Sep 27, 2026
Country Lane
Sep 27, 2026
East Lusher Avenue
Sep 27, 2026
West Lexington Avenue
Sep 27, 2026
East Indiana Avenue
Sep 27, 2026
Prairie Street
Sep 27, 2026
McNaughton Avenue
Sep 27, 2026
West Lusher Avenue
Sep 27, 2026
Oakland Avenue
Sep 27, 2026
Oakland Avenue
Sep 27, 2026
West Franklin Street
Sep 28, 2026
Prairie Street
Sep 28, 2026
Saint Joseph Valley Parkway
Sep 28, 2026
East Indiana Avenue
Sep 28, 2026
Middlebury Street
Sep 28, 2026
Middlebury Street
Sep 28, 2026
Middlebury Street
Sep 28, 2026
Benham Avenue
Sep 28, 2026
West Franklin Street
Sep 28, 2026
Prairie Street
Sep 28, 2026
Monroe Street
Sep 28, 2026
West Franklin Street
Sep 28, 2026
East High Street
Sep 28, 2026
West Lexington Avenue
Sep 28, 2026
Middlebury Street
Sep 30, 2026
About this city directory
42 Flock Safety ALPR cameras have been mapped in Elkhart, Indiana, with 100% independently verified by community members. Most are mounted on utility poles. Documented locations include County Road 6 West and County Road 6 West.
This page lists the camera reports currently documented for Elkhart, Indiana. It is a community record and may not include every active camera.
Reported cameras can appear on public roads, near neighborhood or campus entrances, and around commercial areas. A map marker represents a reported location, not a claim about current operation or ownership.
No. Flock Locations is an independent public-interest map. We distinguish community reports from records supported by public sources, as described in our data methodology.