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Donnerstag, den 29. März 2007

Überwachungkameras, Metalldetektoren in den US Schulen

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Der Gemeinde-Rat hat einer Ozean-Grafschaftfirma für neue videoüberwachungausrüstung für den Lenape regionalen High School Bezirk. North-american Video Inc. einen Vertrag zugesprochen des Ziegelsteines war Gemeinde der niedrigste Bewerber in der Menge von $134.321.

Die videokameras sind für mit Kapital vom Bundes sichern unser Schulebewilligung Programm zahlend.

Medford und Evesham Gemeinden beantragten die Bewilligungen im Interesse des Bezirkes, entsprechend Katherine Burger, Medfords Finanzleiter.

Lenape and Shawnee High schools in Medford and Cherokee High School in Evesham will receive the new equipment under the grants. The Lenape district will pay for the new surveillance equipment for Seneca High School in Tabernacle, said Keith Patterson, the district’s director of technology.

Patterson said each of the four high schools will have video cameras installed outside of the buildings, in addition to the existing video cameras.

“Anything that will help enhance the safety and security at the schools is very important to us,” Patterson said.

Secure Our Schools grants are administered by the office of U.S. Justice Department’s Community Oriented Policing Services. The Secure our Schools initiative gives grantees the opportunity to establish and enhance school safety equipment and programs.

Besides surveillance cameras, the grants help cover the cost of metal detectors, locks, lighting, security assessments, security training for students and personnel, and coordination with local law enforcement.

Since 2002, nearly 80 Secure Our School grants, worth more than $6 million, have been awarded to state law enforcement agencies and school districts.

North American Video is a national security systems integration contractor, according to its Web site. It provides consultation, design and installation services for video surveillance equipment for casinos, corporations, retail, banking and financial institutions, as well as schools.

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