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Courthouses require tight security at all times. Incidences of disorder and violence do occur and video surveillance equipment can help to maintain a safe environment.
Pros of Courthouse Surveillance
Reduce Violence � Placing signs and visible cameras up alone can help to prevent an incident from occurring.Employee Safety � People at court are often extremely stressed and can turn violent towards court staff. Properly setup cameras can help to find a problem before it�s too late.Remote Access - This feature allows you to remotely view and control your cameras from any location with an internet connection and computer. To view an example of remote access, visit our live demo page and view cameras that are recording from our office from your computer.Search Capability � Find the footage you need right away by searching for a time and day of when an incident occurred. Take a look at these IntelliPix DVRs that have an easy to use search function.Evidence � If a crime is committed in the courthouse, having recorded data of the incident can be helpful in the event that an investigation takes place. Risks of Courthouse Surveillance
Vandalism � It is always possible that someone could intentionally damage a camera or cut a wire to disrupt video signal. In the event that this takes place, backup surveillance equipment can be useful.
Things to Consider for Courthouse Surveillance
Has violence and disorder been a problem in the past? How often does an incident occur?What type of surveillance equipment, if any is already in place?Do you currently have enough security guards/officers?What areas of the courthouse require increased security measures?Have there been any extreme cases where staff was injured or held hostage?
Setup Advice for Courthouse Surveillance
Monitor public spaces such as the lobby and any other areas where people usually congregate in the courthouse.Placing cameras at all entrances and exits is important providing a visual record of everyone on site.Monitor the outside walls of the courthouse as well.
