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WIRELESS VIDEO SURVEILLANCE INSTALLATION
When Mayor Ernest Strada of the Village of Westbury was looking for a solution to assist in the protection of his village, its’ residents and their property, they looked at multiple solutions. They wanted to protect the municipal parking fields and the new village square. They chose to work with their technology partner, GIM Electronics to provide them with a State of the Art wireless video surveillance system. Working with Village Administrator Tom Savino, GIM provided the concept, design and implementation of the complete system. All color cameras are monitored and recorded at the village hall. Recording and monitoring is available 24 x 7 x 365. We can provide this type of system for most uses including monitoring public spaces and the protection of buildings, facilities and equipment. If you feel that we may be of assistance or if you have any questions, Please feel free to contact GIM Electronics at (800) 848-5787 For over
20 years, businesses, individuals and commercial and residential associations
CCTV video surveillance systems can either passively record and play back video at certain intervals, be actively monitored by security personnel, or use a combination of these methods. School-based CCTV surveillance systems employ active, passive, and combined monitoring methods. Gim Electronics can assist your organization in the implementation of the correct system for you. Call us at (800) 848-5787 to discuss your particular requirement. Or email video monitoring information for further assistance. |
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GIM
Electronics Corporation 270H Duffy Avenue, Hicksville, New York 11801
(800) 848-5787
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have
embraced video surveillance technology as a means to protect residential privacy
and property against intrusion and other forms of crime. During the last decade,
law enforcement agencies
have increasingly relied on Close Circuit Television (CCTV) surveillance to
enhance public security. According to recent government surveys, an increasing
number of U.S. municipalities have begun using CCTV public video surveillance as
a law enforcement tool to monitor public areas, schools, and residential
districts.
