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As part of the Police and Crime Commissioners' Safer Streets initiative, Cheshire Police have deployed four WCCTV 4G Panoramic Dome across the Warrington area.
Cheshire Police have installed four WCCTV Redeployable Cameras as part of a 'Safer Streets' initiative backed by the Police and Crime Commissioner.
The police will roll out the cameras to target hotspot locations associated with high levels of anti-social behaviour, drug-dealing and criminal damage across the Bewsey and Whitecross areas of Warrington.
Cheshire's Police and Crime Commissioner, David Keane, secured £550,000 from the UK government’s Safer Streets Fund, which has been used to purchase WCCTV's cameras alongside several other innovative crime-fighting tools.
Speaking on the deployment of the cameras, Mr Keane said:
“I am pleased officers are speaking to residents to find out how they can improve their community to reduce crime, such as the installation of CCTV cameras and how to make it a much safer place to live.
“The project is a great opportunity for all residents to come together and work alongside officers, and I would encourage people to get involved.”
The cameras chosen by the Force are WCCTV's 4G Panoramic Domes, a 4-in-1 redeployable CCTV system that features an IR PTZ camera and 3 panoramic sensors to cover multiple directions.
The 4G Panoramic Dome provides the features of four cameras but with just one unit to install, one cable to draw and one IP address - all helping to minimise installation time, maintenance and transmission costs.
WCCTV Redeployable CCTV
Having worked with over 457 Local Authority departments and government agencies, WCCTV is the UK's most experienced provider of portable 4G enabled rapid deployment cameras for public space monitoring.
Redeployable CCTV is ideal for temporary, mobile or semi-permanent applications and helps capture or deter crimes such as anti-social behaviour, vandalism or fly-tipping.
Police and local authorities can use cameras to target specific hot-spot areas with the flexibility to move them to new locations if requirements change.
