Public property is spread across buildings, parks, and infrastructure, each with different hours and different rules about where video can live. Coverage has to serve daily operations and the moments that need to be shared with public safety.
Many departments share the same doors. Visitors come and go, and when something happens the city still needs to know who was in the building.
For parks, public spaces, and smaller offices away from city hall. One place to check them all, no server at each building, and updates that happen on their own.
For city halls, jails, courts, schools, and police buildings. Video and access records stay on your own servers, with FIPS 140-3 options where state or federal rules ask for them.
A lower cost dome for government buildings with indoor and outdoor versions for mixed light. LightCatcher and 130dB WDR keep faces clear, with analytics that detect people and vehicles.
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Parks, parking lots, and campuses that need night reach. The IR PTZ sees 300 meters in darkness with up to 40x zoom and AI auto-tracking across large public grounds.
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City halls, schools, and public buildings. The indoor and outdoor dome offers AdaptAI analytics that detect and classify people and vehicles, with FIPS 140-3 and onboard TPM available.
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Perimeters, entrances, and intersections. The bullet camera provides long-range IR and a narrow field of view for approaches and street-facing coverage, with an IP66 weather rating.
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Water treatment and other critical infrastructure. The thermal camera detects people through darkness, smoke, and mist, with optional radiometric hot-spot monitoring.
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City-wide enterprise recording on Unity Video for high camera counts and long retention. The rack server supports RAID-60 with Appearance Search, facial recognition, and LPR.
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Facilities that already have cameras. Server-side AI analytics add people and vehicle search to cameras without analytics built in, with remote site management and health monitoring.
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Enterprise access control for departments that keep video and identity data on their own network. FIPS compliance and multi-site replication support secure public facilities.
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Government facilities. Mercury panels from an independent provider range from single-door PoE edge devices to 64-door head-end panels, with FIPS 140-3 options in the MP Series.
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Distributed buildings can grow without starting over. These sub panels let each site expand doors without replacing the head-end.
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Secure entry at municipal facilities. Multi-technology readers support cards and mobile credentials with OSDP Secure Channel.
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Interior secure areas without new door wire. Aperio wireless locks bring controlled entry to doors where pulling new wire is not practical.
View Product →Schools, cities, and other public agencies can buy from us through a partner's TIPS contract. TIPS is a purchasing cooperative that many Texas agencies use in place of a separate bid. Tell us you want to use TIPS when you ask for a quote and we'll price it that way.