Blaine County · Idaho
Bellevue
The southern end of the Wood River Valley, and the smallest city in Blaine County with its own police agency. Policing is done by the Bellevue Marshal’s Office.
The Common Council authorized two Flock Safety plate readers on 24 March 2025, by resolution, with the Marshal’s written policy printed in the packet before the vote. The cameras went live that October. The Marshal prints a plate read count for the Council every month.
On record, Bellevue
- Systems documented
- 1
- Operating now
- 1
- Devices counted at the county level
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Devices mapped inside the city are not separated from the county map yet. See the Blaine County map.
Agencies
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Bellevue Marshal's Office
City of Bellevue
1 system documented, listed by technology below.
By technology
Two Flock Safety cameras at the north and south ends of a town of 2,500 people, authorized by resolution in March 2025 with a written policy in the packet. The Marshal audits every 30 days and prints the numbers for the Council every month.
What you can do
Civic action
Show up
The Bellevue city council decides for city departments like the police, at public meetings any resident can attend and speak at. Other agencies based in Bellevue, such as a school district, answer to their own elected boards. We have confirmed where these bodies meet and how public comment works at each one.
How to show up in Blaine County →Personal protection
Protect yourself
Each technology page explains what the system records and what reduces your exposure to it: License plate readers.
License plate readers →