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Lowe's inks 4.6M CCTV contract
April 26, 2012
Lowe's inks 4.6M CCTV contract
The government signed a $4.6 million contract yesterday to supply key areas throughout New Providence with a comprehensive closed circuit television (CCTV) network.
Tommy Turnquest, minister of national security, announced at yesterday's contract signing at Police Headquarters that Lowe's Security Limited, Avrio RMS Group and Security Centres International will all take part in the first phase of ...
April 25, 2012
National Security officials fight back at crime with CCTV
NASSAU, The Bahamas
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Officials
of the Ministry of National Security Wednesday signed a $4.6 million
contract for the installation of a "comprehensive" Closed Circuit
Television (CCTV) Network that is expected to reduce crime and
criminality
.
Under
the agreement, 243 cameras will be strategically deployed beginning in
key locations and criminal "hot spots" in New Providence as...
Companies Selected for 7M CCTV System Joint Venture
January 11, 2012
Companies Selected for 7M CCTV System Joint Venture
Deputy Police Commissioner Quinn McCartney said he is excited that the force is now one step closer to implementing closed circuit televisions (CCTV) throughout New Providence.
MINISTER CALLS FOR MORE CCTV
January 08, 2012
MINISTER CALLS FOR MORE CCTV
By SANCHESKA BROWN
Tribune Staff Reporter
sbrown@tribunemedia.net
NATIONAL Security Minister Tommy Turnquest yesterday confirmed the appointment of two new Assistant Commissioners of Police.
Mr Turnquest also revealed the search for a company to provide closed circuit television (CCTV) in New Providence, which began a year ago, has ended.
The announcement came as he spoke to hundreds of polic...
November 01, 2011
Minnis: CCTV, Know Your Neighbor program useful tools in crime fight
Minister of Health Dr. Hubert Minnis said yesterday that several homeowner associations within the Killarney area would benefit from the 'Know Your Neighbor' program, which seeks to combat crime in the area through increased community ties.
"If you know each other, that would help to combat crime," said Minnis in an interview from his home yesterday.
Police recently noted that over the last few we...
New Providence CCTV program before end of the year
September 05, 2011
New Providence CCTV program before end of the year
The full municipal implementation of the closed circuit television (CCTV) program for New Providence will be complete before the end of the year -- an initiative that the government and police believe will help significantly in the fight against crime.
Head of the Central Division of the Police Force, Superintendent Leon Bethell, said recently that the CCTV initiative is a huge part of the policin...
MP to use subsidy funds for CCTV in Killarney
June 06, 2011
MP to use subsidy funds for CCTV in Killarney
With crime dominating the list of issues facing most constituencies, at least one member of Parliament (MP) is taking measures to combat the vexing problem.
Killarney MP Hubert Minnis said when he gets his constituency allowance, he will use the entire subsidy on the implementation of closed circuit television (CCTV) in his constituency.
In the 2011/2012 budget, the government allocated $2,050,000...
Downtown chairman backs CCTV duty end
May 30, 2011
Downtown chairman backs CCTV duty end
The Downtown Nassau Partnership's (DNP) co-chairman yesterday praised the Government's decision to remove import tariffs on all surveillance cameras and associated equipment, telling Tribune Business it would improve security and encourage more consumers to visit Bay Street.
Charles Klonaris, who together with his brothers has just developed the multi-million dollar Elizabeth on Bay plaza at th...
CCTV cameras to monitor Nassau streets next year
December 16, 2010
CCTV cameras to monitor Nassau streets next year
By MEGAN REYNOLDS
Tribune Staff Reporter
mreynolds@tribunemedia.net
AN INTEGRATED network of CCTV cameras will start to monitor the streets of Nassau next year in the first wave of a new initiative to assist police in the fight against crime.
Plans formulated by the National CCTV Steering Committee with guidance from American consultants Hudson Sterling LLC are expected to be implemented in si...
First phase of CCTV program by mid-2011
December 17, 2010
First phase of CCTV program by mid-2011
The first phase of the national closed circuit television (CCTV) program will be launched in the central and downtown areas and in the major crime hot spots in the inner city communities by mid-2011, it was revealed yesterday.
CCTVs are already in several tourist locations including parts of downtown Nassau and Cable Beach. However, Acting Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of National Security P...
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