In a partnership to help design, manufacture, deliver and install a custom access control system for a luxury high-rise apartment complex in California amidst the COVID-19 shutdowns, Pedestal PRO and Convergint Technologies worked together.

Premier Packaging was looking to implement an access control system to help secure their brand-new 320,000-square-foot facility in Louisville, Kentucky. After working closely on a recent project with Orion Networks, Premier Packaging relied on their recommendation to implement an access control solution from ISONAS.

The Tampa, Fla. Metropolitan Area YMCA is in the midst of a multi-phase security system project that includes video surveillance, fire and intrusion upgrades, and a takeover of existing and new cameras by 3xLOGIC’s VIGIL video management system. 

The Santa Ana Unified School District (SAUSD) includes 60 schools in Orange County, Calif., serving about 50,000 students with more than 4,600 employees. The district needed to upgrade its existing basic notification systems at each school for broadcasting generic overhead paging and announcements with newer technologies and increased capabilities.

Recently, security systems integrator Plate Capture Solutions Inc. (PCS) decided to replace more than 100 law enforcement clients’ — including the Mt. Lebanon Police Department in Pennsylvania — vehicle recognition systems with PlateSmart ARES ALPR. The change came in handy when police in the Western Pennsylvania town used PlateSmart Technologies’ ALPR system to help them stop a potential threat.

The University of Connecticut selected HID Global’s Seos smart cards and cloud-based HID FARGO Connect secure issuance solution to optimize student services and strengthen security across its five-campus network. 

Boon Edam Inc. announced that 32-41 West Street, a retail headquarters building in Reading, U.K., upgraded the building’s entrance with an energy-saving revolving door and an array of optical turnstiles for increased lobby security.

Anaheim Union High School District (AUHSD), one of the largest school districts in California, has strengthened its security infrastructure with a district-wide solution that includes 1,250 Hanwha Techwin Q series cameras across 20 different locations.

The Gary Sinise Foundation, supported by Nortek Security & Control (NSC), Lutron, Yale Locks and local home automation integrator Innovative Audio and Video, helped provide smart home automation technologies to a wounded hero and his family.