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Urban video surveillance and CSU news from municipalities and law-enforcement agencies worldwide - city-wide camera deployments, AI-based analytics, license-plate recognition and integrated video-management platforms.

VideosurveillanceNYC Department of Transportation Ends Automotus Curb Camera Pilot on the Upper West Side

NYC DOT's six-month Automotus CurbSight pilot on Broadway at West 74th Street ended with no tickets issued, as state bill S8665 gates enforcement.

VideosurveillanceHuntington City Council Approves $2.1 Million AI Surveillance Contract Amid Opposition

Huntington, WV council voted 6-4 to approve a $2.1M Flock Safety camera and ALPR contract despite hours of resident opposition.

Mobility and TrafficMississippi To Deploy Acusensus AI Traffic Cameras In $2M Sole-Source Contract

Mississippi will deploy Acusensus AI traffic cameras under a $2M federal-grant-funded contract, drawing privacy concerns from state lawmakers.

VideosurveillanceAI-Powered Detection Vendors Are Losing Cities. Here Is Why, and What Comes Next

US cities are canceling AI surveillance contracts at scale. The pattern reveals what vendors must fix to survive the next procurement cycle.

Street LightingArchuleta County Taps Viper Networks to Pilot Smart City and Mobile Services in Rural Colorado

0Wire Communications launches its first US smart city pilot in rural Archuleta County, Colorado, combining mobile services and smart infrastructure.

Mobility and TrafficNureal.ai Selected by Sourcewell to Deliver Scalable AI for Public Infrastructure

Sourcewell awards Nureal.ai a national contract to provide smart infrastructure AI to thousands of public entities across the U.S. and Canada.

VideosurveillanceHuntsville Delays Decision on AI Camera Proposal for Garbage Trucks

Huntsville City Council delays a vote on a $972,200 contract to put AI code enforcement cameras on garbage trucks after resident privacy concerns.

VideosurveillanceSan Diego Halts Surveillance Tech Funding Amid Privacy Concerns

San Diego City Council suspends funding for its 500 smart streetlights and ALPRs under a $12M contract after unauthorized data access.

Smart CityRiverside Public Utilities Expands Smart Grid Upgrades with AMI Deployment

Riverside Public Utilities is replacing 80,000 legacy meters with an AMI system in California to boost grid resilience and efficiency.

VideosurveillanceAI Surveillance System Deployed at Indianapolis 500 and Memorial Day Parade

Skylark Labs deploys its Scout AI Tower at the Indianapolis 500 and Memorial Day Parade, using edge computing to detect real-time crowd threats.