Pittsburgh to See Increase in Surveillance Cameras, Gunshot Detection
The city’s 2018 budget allocates $2.25 million to replace cameras approaching end of life and to install almost 70 more over the next three years.
The city’s 2018 budget allocates $2.25 million to replace cameras approaching end of life and to install almost 70 more over the next three years.
The security investment is intended to provide police with rapid alerts of gunfire incidents, but some school district officials believe the money could be used in other ways to improve student safety.
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