Looking to curb graffiti, drug activity and other crimes, the city of Lamentin, located on the French archipelago of Guadeloupe in the Caribbean recently installed a surveillance system from UK-based IndigoVision.
According to a statement, the system, which was deployed with the help of systems integrator Acsyss Antilles, consists of IP pan/tilt/zoom dome cameras, fixed domes and fixed cameras operating on a wireless network.
The company’s standalone network video recorders have also been installed in the city’s municipal police headquarters and can store footage from every camera in the system for a minimum of 30 days.
Officials say the cameras are already having an impact with a significant reduction in violence and graffiti being seen at one of the city’s schools.
Tags: Acsyss Antilles, Guadeloupe, IndigoVision, Lamentin
