The problem
Investigators could lose time trying to learn whether useful private camera footage existed near an incident. The information was not available in one maintained place.
Project
SCRAM
Built a simple public registration and internal tracking process for community security cameras.
OutcomeA voluntary public form and maintained internal record gave staff a repeatable way to locate potentially useful footage.
What I did
I implemented and maintained the Security Camera Registration and Monitoring program, built the public registration form, created the internal staff spreadsheet, maintained the intranet resource, and produced a public explainer.
What happened
The department gained a working bridge between willing camera owners and staff who might need to locate footage after an incident.
The evidence
The point, made visible.
The numbers and working sequence provide context for the outcome.
- Public form
- Voluntary registration
- Internal record
- Staff access
- Explainer
- Clear public use
EvidenceImplementation
01Public camera registration
02Maintained internal record
03Faster route to possible footage
A simple bridge between the public and investigators.