Safe city surveillance and command centre design
Safe city programmes fail on backhaul, power and governance far more often than on cameras. We design all three alongside the surveillance layer.
In short
Safe City — City-wide surveillance design: camera pole siting, backhaul networks, command centre architecture and multi-agency escalation workflows.
What makes this sector hard
- Wide-area coverage across junctions, corridors and public spaces
- Backhaul over mixed fibre and wireless links
- Power availability and pole ownership at each site
- Multi-agency access, escalation and data governance
- Public trust, privacy and retention obligations
What we deliver
- Coverage strategy by risk zone and incident data
- Pole, mounting and civil requirement schedules
- Fibre and wireless backhaul architecture
- Command centre and video wall design
- Multi-agency escalation and access governance model
- Phased rollout plan with BOQ per phase
What changes after the work
Coverage placed where incidents actually occur
A backhaul design that survives scale-up
Clear inter-agency response responsibility
Phase-by-phase deployment with controlled budget
Services used in this sector
Frequently asked questions
How many cameras does a city need?
Coverage is driven by incident data and risk zoning, not a headline number. The strategy prioritises corridors and junctions with the highest recorded incidents.
How is privacy managed?
Retention limits, privacy masking of private property and role-based access to footage are written into the governance model.
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