City monitoring in Łomża.Over 200 cameras are watching streets, parks, housing estates [VIDEO]

In Łomża, city monitoring has over 200 cameras served by the City Guard.They are installed at the main intersections, in parks, in housing estates, in the regions of schools.Therefore, the city's inhabitants are observed by a similar number of cameras, which we will meet in the capital of our province.Thanks to the recordings, M.in.stop the perpetrators of the destruction of the footbridge at ul..Wesoła or the City Palette in the John Paul II Park.

In the center, in the center, inside the housing estates and at the intersections of streets, 238 surveillance cameras are installed (as at the beginning of August).Łomża can boast of an equally good result.

In our city, monitoring operators work from Monday to Friday in a two -shift system.There are 2 operators on each change.They have the possibility of direct contact with the police duty and duty on duty and patrols of the City Guard.In more than 100 cases, for the speech of the police, the operator provided recordings to be used as evidence in matters conducted by the police.

This year, thanks to monitoring, the perpetrators of a dozen or so prohibited acts (not necessarily criminals) were established.Most offenses revealed directly by city monitoring operators concerns alcohol consumption in a public place and littering public places.Added to this is the destruction of public utilities (litter bins, benches), destruction of greenery (parking vehicles or behavior of young people) or blocking road traffic by vehicles that have been damaged.Operators also track damage to road infrastructure and locate people lying on pavements and benches.One of the places that provides them a lot of work is, for example.John Paul II Park.

The annual cost of maintaining urban monitoring is about 300 thousand.zloty.These costs include M.in.Service remuneration, monitoring maintenance, internet connection and electricity fees.There are also plans to modernize the Łomża monitoring.