Madera County board hears plan for real-time crime center and video wall
Sheriff's staff presented a $121,000 design-and-installation proposal to create a real-time crime center that aggregates camera feeds and law enforcement platforms; supervisors asked about staffing, license-plate readers and long-term funding, while presenters said grant funds would cover the purchase and initial integrations.
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Assistant Sheriff Jason Clark told the board the county plans to install a four-display video wall and a dedicated workstation in the dispatch center to aggregate platforms such as Peregrine, Mark43 and LEOsite and to bring live community camera feeds into a single workspace.
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