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More Surveillance Cameras Being Added Around Pittsburgh The city is boosting its use of surveillance cameras. More than 100 cameras used by PennDOT, the Port Authority, and those around PNC Park and Heinz Field, plus new ones to be installed, will feed into the city's Office of Emergency Management. The city is also talking with the University of Pittsburgh about linking with its camera systems. The system will also detect misuse, but will mainly
be used if there is ever a need for evacuations, city officials said
Wednesday. Mayor Bob O'Connor said the system will be ready by baseball's All-Star Game on July 11 at PNC Park. The project will cost about $1.1 million in federal money. --------------------------------------------------- Please help our fight against the New World Order by giving a donation. As bandwidth costs increase, the only way we can stay online and expand is with your support. Please consider giving a monthly or one-off donation for whatever you can afford. You can pay securely by either credit card or Paypal. Click here to donate. |
