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15 Jan SecurityPennsylvania Borough Deploys 41 AI-Powered Surveillance Cameras Across Public Spaces

East Lansdowne deploys 41 AI surveillance cameras with Verkada, enabling real-time tracking across public spaces in Delaware County borough.

22 Dec Mobility and TrafficOakland Approves $2.25 Million Contract For Citywide AI Powered Cameras

Oakland City Council approves a $2.25 million contract with Flock Safety to deploy nearly 300 license plate reader cameras and add 40 video units.

9 Dec SecurityCity of Midland Launches AI-Camera Pilot to Enhance Park Safety

Midland, Texas approves $412,956 to deploy 26 AI-enabled park cameras from GoView LLC. The pilot automates real-time threat detection by spring 2026.

20 Nov SecurityHartford’s Deploys 50 New AXIS Communications Cameras to Boost Public Safety

Hartford Police Department is adding 50 Axis camera systems across 50 intersections, expanding its 1,300-camera network by spring 2026.

31 Oct WasteDallas to deploy AI-enabled cameras on sanitation vehicles for code enforcement

Dallas approves $853,000 to equip 50 sanitation trucks with AI cameras that detect code violations. City staff will review the automated flags.

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