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“Safety issues were certainly top of mind when creating the park and implementing a security solution with total coverage,” said Jim Ridgill IT director with the city of Greer. “We needed to make sure we had all areas covered for the surveillance of potential crimes.”
While security was the driving factor, it was also of utmost importance that the surveillance solution be aesthetically pleasing. With more than 100 ornamental lampposts on the campus, the end user was adamant that there were no obtrusive-looking surveillance cameras hanging off of the posts. That directive could have made a difference in the entire project meeting completion.