CCTV

Security Control Centre

The North Lincolnshire Council CCTV Centre was established in 1996, looking after the people and staff of North Lincolnshire. Since it became operational the £1.1m CCTV system has caught over 1,400 criminals in the act. The cameras have also been an effective deterrent with crime halving in the areas they cover.

It is a modern, high-tech building that encompasses the very latest in monitoring technology.

Security Control Centre

The centre has five main roles:

To manage the Warden Call System.
To monitor and record activity from the Town Centre Cameras.
To monitor the Fire and Intruder Alarms at council premises.
Controlling the entry to Sutton, Crosby and Princess Houses.
Handling emergency and out-of-hours telephone calls.

The Centre aims to:

reduce crime and fear of crime.
enhance crime detection and support criminal prosecution.
provide emergency response and reassurance to the elderly and disabled in times of distress.
provide safe living environment for residents of Princess, Sutton and Crosby Houses through controlled entry systems.
contact the Emergency services and key holders in response to alarm activation.
provide appropriate duty officer/contractor response to emergency and out-of-office hours requests for service.

The centre is manned 24-hours a day, 365 days per week. As you can imagine, centre employees have seen some rare sights on a Friday and Saturday evening - so if you’re out celebrating, just remember, you could be caught on camera!

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