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Closed-Circuit Television CPE Credits: 2 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. EDT
Who Will Benefit
This program is designed for executives, managers, staff, and others interested in learning about closed-circuit television (CCTV) and implementing its use in government.
Program
The use of CCTV to monitor public spaces is becoming increasingly common in local government. Simply stated, CCTV uses video cameras to transmit a signal to a specific, limited set of monitors. CCTV equips local government with a tool for monitoring community safety accurately, consistently, and reliably. Governments, local law enforcement, and emergency management can utilize this technology to increase their ability to disrupt illegal activity and develop a framework for increasing police efficiency and emergency response. Sign up for this session to hear from governments that have implemented the use of CCTV and learn how to get the most from this important resource.
Learning Objectives - Identify the role and benefits of CCTV
- Learn how to market CCTV to the public and develop the terms and purpose for implementing this technology
- Identify the appropriate decision-making process and the questions that should be asked
- Recognize possible pitfalls and added costs, including: extensive training on monitoring and legality of camera use and operator rights; safety and longevity of equipment; equipment and personnel costs; lack of a fiber network; quality of video and tape
- Identify the available resources for CCTV: Networking vs. stand-alone Pods
- Learn about the implementation of CCTV
- Learn how organizations use CCTV
- Identify best practices
- Develop strategies for maximizing the value of CCTV
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