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Moraga Surveillance Camera
- 1. Proposed Use of Surveillance Cameras by the Moraga Police Department Report to the Town Council March 9, 2016
- 2. Why Install Cameras? • Investigative Tool • Crime Prevention • Public Safety
- 4. Other Investigative Tools • DNA – 6 weeks (Best case scenario) – Cost prohibitive • Fingerprints – Gloves? – Property crimes are low priority – up to 2 years
- 5. Crime Prevention • Reduction of repeat crimes • Word of mouth • Publicize success stories
- 6. Orinda Burglaries – 2015 Orinda installed cameras in July 2015
- 7. Lafayette Crime Statistics • 2011 – 85 residential burglaries • 2012 – 70 residential burglaries • 2013 – 61 residential burglaries (added a detective) • 2014 – 48 residential burglaries – First year with cameras – solved 33% • 2015 – 22 residential burglaries – More cameras added – solved 60%
- 8. Note the comment about committing robberies in affluent areas – his favorite area to commit robberies was in Orinda. Criminals talk – and spread the word about success and failure…the goal is for Moraga to be a failure for criminals.
- 9. Multi-Faceted Plan • Public Outreach • Community Cameras • Central Video Surveillance System • Reconyx Game Cameras
- 10. Public Outreach • Publishing crime information on Nixle.com • About Town articles • Community Video meetings • Home Security Surveys • Meetings with individual residents and neighborhood groups • National Night Out • Coffee with a Cop – March 28th
- 11. Community Cameras • Purchased and installed by citizens at their residence or business • Establish agreements with citizens to share videos and photos. • Develop a list of camera locations
- 14. Central Video Surveillance • Cameras at five (5) locations in Moraga • Each has a license plate recognition and high definition color overview cameras • Connected via a wireless mesh network • Secure server and storage at MPD
- 15. Camera Locations
- 18. Wireless Mesh Network • Uses a single network connection to connect a number of wireless devices. • Camera sites transmit to repeater sites which repeat the signal to the server at MPD. • System is expandable • Can be switched over to support emergency communications in an emergency or disaster.
- 21. Data Security • Encrypted network • Stored in secure server at MPD • Not routinely shared with other systems • Only searched for specific investigatory purpose
- 22. Reconyx Game Cameras • Motion-activated and equipped with infrared capabilities • Can provide overall view or close views to capture license plates • Images recorded on memory cards – can be stored on digital hard drives • Can be powered via batteries, solar power or AC power
- 25. Next Steps • Direction from Council • Identify Funding Source(s) – Estimated cost - $77,000 - $102,000