As part of its smart infrastructure and public safety strategy, a growing U.S. municipality set out to modernize surveillance across parks, recycling centers, and vacant properties—replacing outdated systems and improving mobility in high-risk zones.
Committed to public safety, this city sought adaptive solutions that could scale with its needs—without overextending resources or staff. They prioritized fast response, flexible coverage, and smart analytics.
Fixed cameras couldn’t move to match shifting risks or new problem areas.
Delays from vendors and system gaps drained time and operational resources.
Legacy tech lacked smart analytics needed for real-time threat detection.
Easily redeployed Mobile Surveillance Units to deliver reliable coverage as threats or activity shift.
Motion-activated recording minimizes storage needs and enables faster response.
Live insights help officials act decisively in critical moments across locations.
High-quality imaging supports day/night monitoring in parks and vacant sites.
The company chose EPIC iO based on:
“They worked great this weekend when the detection did catch someone breaking in and we were able to make an apprehension. We feel very good about the success of the system.”
— Security Operations Management
EPIC iO stood out with responsive local support, scalable mobile technology, and proven reliability. The municipality saw clear operational gains and safety improvements—enhancing public trust and boosting internal confidence with a solution that adapts as fast as the city grows.
Industry Stats:
(1) Deloitte, Urban future with a purpose: Surveillance and Predictive Policing through AI, 2020.
(2) Urban Institute, Evaluating the Use of Public Surveillance Cameras, 2020.