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Where it happened

186 of 240 entries are pinned to 141 places. A dot's area is proportional to the dollar figure on the entry — or, where several entries share a city, that city's total on THE TAB, or the sum of its reported-but-uncounted figures when nothing there counts — and its colour says whether the money counts: magenta is on THE TAB, cyan is a reported figure that is not, hollow means no figure at all. 31 places have money on THE TAB. National items and entries with only a state are listed below the map.

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Dot area = dollar figure: $53.4M; $13.3M; $3.34M; smallest dots are a floor, not to scale
Colour = whether it counts: on THE TAB; reported, not on THE TAB; no dollar figure; several entries in one place — the dot links to the list below

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Coordinates and populations: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0), © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) via Nominatim, U.S. Census Bureau (TIGER/Line, ACS; public domain). State outlines: us-atlas (Census TIGER). Row-by-row sources.

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Several entries, one place

24 places carry more than one entry. Populations are approximate (GeoNames, mixed vintage), so per-resident figures are too.

Chicago, IL

10 entries · $53,390,000 on THE TAB · ≈ $19.62 per resident, approximate

Mar 4, 2026Chicago pays $500,000 to man charged with murder on the strength of a ShotSpotter alert$500,000
Aug 15, 2025Chicago pays $90,000 to settle class action over ShotSpotter-prompted stops$90,000
Mar 20, 2025Federal judge approves Clearview AI settlement paying class in company equity, valued at $51.75 million$51,750,000 · not on THE TAB
Sep 23, 2024Chicago Lets ShotSpotter Contract Expire After $49 Million in Spending$49,000,000
Sep 22, 2024Chicago switches off ShotSpotter after spending more than $53 million since 2018$53,000,000 · not on THE TAB
Jul 1, 2022Cook County holds hearing on ICE data broker use$22,100,000 · not on THE TAB
Aug 24, 2021Chicago OIG finds ShotSpotter rarely leads to evidence of gun crimes$33,000,000 · not on THE TAB
May 28, 2020ACLU sues Clearview AI; Chicago PD says it no longer uses the facial recognition tool$49,875 · not on THE TAB
Jan 23, 2020OIG advisory on CPD predictive risk models cites unreliability and decommissioning
Nov 1, 2019Chicago police decommission the Strategic Subject List after $3.8 million and ten years$3,800,000

State	Entries	On THE TAB	Cancelled contracts
Illinois IL	16	$53,390,000	5
Colorado CO	5	$1,933,500	4
Wyoming WY	1	$1,200,000	—
Washington WA	17	$759,007	5
California CA	33	$589,500	4
Louisiana LA	6	$400,000	2
Michigan MI	4	$335,000	—
Florida FL	8	$105,000	1
Nevada NV	2	$100,000	—
North Carolina NC	6	$72,500	4
New York NY	8	$70,000	4
Minnesota MN	6	$59,000	2
Ohio OH	7	$48,000	3
New Mexico NM	1	$40,000	—
Wisconsin WI	5	$39,000	4
Virginia VA	2	$33,000	1
New Jersey NJ	4	$25,000	1
Oregon OR	2	$10,000	2
Texas TX	17	$228	5
Massachusetts MA	12	—	7
Connecticut CT	5	—	3
Arizona AZ	4	—	2
Georgia GA	4	—	—
Tennessee TN	4	—	1
Kentucky KY	3	—	—
Maryland MD	3	—	1
District of Columbia DC	2	—	—
Indiana IN	2	—	2
Maine ME	2	—	—
Rhode Island RI	2	—	1
Delaware DE	1	—	—
Iowa IA	1	—	1
Kansas KS	1	—	1
Missouri MO	1	—	—
North Dakota ND	1	—	—
Pennsylvania PA	1	—	—
South Carolina SC	1	—	—
Total · 36 states and DC	200	$59,208,735	66

Where it happened

Several entries, one place

Chicago, IL

San Francisco, CA

Jefferson Parish, LA

Detroit, MI

Seattle, WA

Stanwood, WA

San Antonio, TX

Chula Vista, CA

Dallas, TX

Los Angeles, CA

San Diego, CA

Baltimore, MD

Boston, MA

Denver, CO

Fort Wayne, IN

Milford, CT

Minneapolis, MN

Nashville, TN

New Orleans, LA

New York, NY

Roseville, CA

Sacramento, CA

Toledo, OH

Washington, DC

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