Maximum Security Solutions Sued for Failing to Service Surveillance Cameras
The security integrator faces a lawsuit filed by the city of Gulfport (Fla.) for failing to fulfill terms of an agreement to replace nonworking security cameras.
The security integrator faces a lawsuit filed by the city of Gulfport (Fla.) for failing to fulfill terms of an agreement to replace nonworking security cameras.
The Detroit Police Department is considering linking public and private security cameras to police headquarters.
The city of Conway will install nine security cameras throughout its parks.
City’s public schools and police department rely on OnSSI’s Ocularis for integration among video surveillance systems for heightened situational awareness and enhanced public safety.
A media tour presented by ASIS Int’l examined security/life-safety risks and solutions at major Atlanta locales and operations including the Georgia Aquarium, CNN Center, MARTA, Delta and the police department’s Video Integration Center.
Supporters say if a crime occurs police would potentially be able to review video footage by contacting someone on the registry.
Orlando police officers admit that some of the citywide security cameras have been broken for weeks.
Officials in Irmo, S.C. have approved installing a 52-camera surveillance system in Community Park to deter crime.
The police department is blaming low bandwidth for low quality video that the citywide surveillance system records.
The town of Coward installed the video surveillance system to deter vandals from destroying public property.
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