Mobile CCTV Trailer

Our Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) Mobile Trailers enables us to work together with NSW Police to help provide a safer environment, reduce crime levels by deterring potential offenders and aid in crime detection and apprehension of offenders.

A public Mobile CCTV Trailer surveillance system has been operating in the Albury LGA since November 2021. The cameras on this trailer provide live footage 24 hours a day, seven days a week to the monitors at the Albury police station to identify any criminal or anti-social behaviour. By working together, we can continue to help keep our community safe.

The primary aim of this initiative is to reduce the following anti-social behaviour types:

• Hooning / dangerous driving
• Noisy / disorderly behaviour
• Property damage / vandalism (inc. graffiti in public spaces)
• Illegal rubbish littering

and increase the perception of safety in our community. The camera system is complemented by other initiatives, including improved street lighting and measures to reduce graffiti vandalism.

Any CCTV footage is held for a period of 30 days. The footage is then destroyed unless it has been requested by law enforcement agencies, such as the NSW Police, for the investigation of a crime, for legal proceedings, or where AlburyCity is required to release the images by law. The CCTV Code of Practice and Standard Operating Procedure detail the circumstances where the images captured by CCTV will be held and released.

A Code of Practice has been developed in consultation with the NSW Police. This Code contains standards to guide the operation of our Public CCTV Program and is supplemented by our Standard Operating Procedures which provide instructions on the day-to-day operation of the CCTV system.

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How to request a Mobile CCTV trailer deployment in your area?

Albury LGA residents can request a Mobile CCTV Trailer to be deployed to help curb anti-social or hoon behaviour in your area here: Mobile CCTV Trailer Form.