Below see an excerpt from Baltimore County News. Integrated Video and Electronic Door Locks Facilitate Cohesive Public Safety Response Technology and public safety took center stage today on the final day of American Education Week as Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz highlighted the $13.6 million in school security upgrades his administration has invested since 2011. Baltimore County Police Chief Terrence
Below see an excerpt from abc2news.com about Vidsys’ work with Baltimore County. BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WMAR) – School violence is a concern for every parent, and now Baltimore County officials are working to keep students safe. The district is investing millions of dollars in technology for cameras and door locks among other things. Kevin Kamenetz, the Baltimore County Executive, is pouring
Under the leadership of Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz, Official Baltimore County Police & Fire Police Officers have upgraded the technology used to ensure public and school safety. With access to LIVE footage for all Baltimore County Public Schools and branches of the Baltimore County Public Librarysystem, Officers are able to monitor and protect all Baltimore County students, faculty and staff! #AEW2017 #BaltCoSafe#BaltCoProud. See the full post here.
Below see an excerpt from WBALTV 11 about Vidsys’ work with Baltimore County. Baltimore County just rolled out its latest piece of school safety technology. The equipment is designed to give police officers a head start in dealing with a crisis already in progress. The school system beefed up security after a shooting at Perry Hall High School that happened five years
Below see an excerpt from Baltimore CBS local news about Vidsys’ work with Baltimore County. The public school system is equipping all county elementary schools with security cameras and card reader door locks. The technology allows officers to see what the schools’ security cameras see in real time. The feeling that it can’t happen here vanished in 2012 when a
