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[show]WCCTV explores some of the key ways government departments and agencies are utilizing mobile video surveillance cameras to enhance safety and security across the US.
How Government Agencies are Boosting Safety and Security With Mobile Surveillance
Federal, state, and local governments have many roles and responsibilities, but everything they do boils down to one thing: working for the people.
Each agency and organization plays a part in defending its employees and civilians, and WCCTV is proud to play a significant role in this critical mission.
Government agencies and municipalities use mobile video surveillance units to enhance security details, adding an extra layer to pre-existing security procedures.
Across the USA, WCCTV’s rapid deployment pole cameras and mobile surveillance trailers are the go-to solutions for government officials looking to drive down crime rates.
Below, we discuss how government agencies implement our surveillance solutions.
Installing Rapid Deployment Pole Cameras
Rapid deployment pole cameras are part of the comprehensive security plans for protecting government buildings, employees, and locations like courts, airports, museums, and offices.
Other applications include installing pole cameras in high-traffic areas like bus stations, schools, or libraries as a remote security and monitoring solution.
Other civic applications of video surveillance can aid in data-driven decision-making. For instance, transportation departments can use cameras to monitor traffic patterns to improve city planning initiatives.
No matter your application or how many times they change, a pole camera is a solid investment.
Especially as they offer many benefits over standard security cameras, including ease of installation, reduced setup costs, and an agile response to changing surveillance requirements.
Deploying Mobile Video Surveillance Trailers
Extending surveillance to parking lots provides an additional deterrence and another barrier to those who might cause harm or damage were they to access municipal buildings.
Mobile Surveillance Trailers provide the means to support government agencies by operating as a powerful deterrent with autonomous powering capability, meaning they do not need to depend on local power supplies.
A mobile surveillance trailer can be moved, set up, and deployed within minutes, providing immediate surveillance resources where they may be needed the most.
WCCTV's mobile surveillance trailer can be fitted with up to four pole cameras, so all live and recorded footage can be accessed via 4G and Wi-Fi from any device.
Therefore, off-site personnel can view the real-time, or review archived video from a laptop, tablet, or smartphone.
Rental and Managed Surveillance Cameras for Government Agencies
WCCTV's Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) is the modern approach to video surveillance.
It allows government organizations and law enforcement departments to access world-leading camera equipment and a fully managed tech support program with no upfront costs.
With WCCTV's VSaaS, you can spread the cost of surveillance equipment over an extended period rather than one upfront outlay.
This means you only pay for cameras when they are needed and benefit from free upgrades to the latest equipment.
WCCTV Mobile Surveillance Cameras
If you require mobile video surveillance cameras to address existing or emerging crime issues, please contact WCCTV today and speak to our government and city safety systems specialist.
We can provide you with more information on how our systems work, how they reduce crime, how to bid for them, and provide you with demonstrations of the equipment on request.
Ready to find out how WCCTV's Mobile Surveillance Cameras can assist Law Enforcement? Get in touch today at 877 805-9475 or email sales@wcctv.com.
Adam Haworth
Executive Vice President
Adam has been with WCCTV for over 20 years and has extensive knowledge of mobile video surveillance systems and their applications. In 2015, Adam relocated to the US to launch the Company's US operation out of Dallas, TX, and has overseen its exponential growth. Adam coaches a junior soccer team in his spare time and enjoys spending time with his family.
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