Vallejo Police Department Launched Innovative Project V-Cam Surveillance

Vallejo Police Department and its officials launched a new and an innovative program named Project V-Cam to allow for better access towards private surveillance cameras in the attempt to resolve criminal activities. Surveillance news reported that the project would ask business units and residents possessing to install private camera systems and collaborate with police officials as well as register those systems with the department. Vallejo police officials aimed towards creation of a citywide map, so that they can easily know where to seek surveillance footage nearby any type of criminal activity or crime scene. 

Currently, Vallejo city incorporates about 30 camera systems in various criminal hot spots. Thus, police officers introduced Project V-Cam in the attempt to increase the numbers of surveillance and information systems in different areas of the entire city. V-Cam possesses the specialty of providing competitive digital communication tools to public and teaches necessary skills for application of such tools in the effective and efficient way as possible. In fact, the camera system strives to acquire and maintain professional level of audio/video device to be used by police officials for investigation procedures. 

According to the comments given by Captain James Connell, senior officer at Vallejo Police Department, “Our goal with that is to catalog and know where all the privately owned cameras are throughout Vallejo. It's entirely voluntary, if people don't want to participate, there's no obligation to participate and we absolutely respect it.” You will find a similar type of update from here. Other than this, Mayor of Vallejo City named Osby Davis opined in front of news analysts that the new V-Cam program collaborates with public and proves to be an effective step to help police force reducing in numbers during the bankruptcy condition of entire city.