Delray Beach police taps into live security camera feeds.

TLDR:

• The Delray Beach Police Department has integrated FUSUS technology into its Real-Time Crime Center to monitor and respond to criminal activities.
• The technology allows officers to access live video feeds from city-owned cameras and cameras owned by local businesses and residents.

The Delray Beach Police Department has recently incorporated FUSUS technology into its Real-Time Crime Center, enhancing its ability to monitor and respond to criminal activities. This new technology allows officers to integrate video feeds from city-owned cameras positioned throughout Delray Beach, as well as cameras owned by local businesses and residents. FUSUS technology identifies surveillance cameras in the area that have a live feed after a 911 call comes in, providing responding authorities with real-time footage through a cloud. Businesses and residents can volunteer their surveillance cameras to be included in the FUSUS network, further aiding in deterring criminal activities. While some have raised concerns about privacy, many believe that the benefits of increased surveillance outweigh the potential drawbacks. To register cameras with the Delray Beach Police Department, individuals can visit the connectdelraybeach.org website. Overall, the integration of FUSUS technology is seen as a valuable tool in enhancing public safety and reducing crime in Delray Beach.