The city's flock contract (60 cameras, about $160k a year) was supposed to run out this saturday. now the city says it actually runs until may 2027. the council has moved to scrap flock and plate readers anyway, and the mayor wants to keep them. the city has never said where its 60 are.
Volunteers on openstreetmap (The Deflock Project) have logged 240 plate readers in providence county and 222 of them are flock. 88 are inside providence itself. that's 28 more than the contract covers, so some of them aren't the city's.
around the city it's cranston 27, woonsocket 20, pawtucket 19, east providence 18, cumberland 11. 14 are tagged cranston pd. 3 are tagged lowe's and 2 home depot. 197 of the 222 have no owner tagged at all.
Whatever the council decides, it decides about the city's 60. nobody has said whose the other 28 are.
The map is where a volunteer logged a camera, but there's no proof it's switched on.
disclosure since it's my job: i work at MAIA, the mapping tool i used.