BCSO Launches Improved Traffic Cameras

For Immediate Release
May 5, 2015

BCSO Launches Improved Traffic Cameras
Invaluable Tool for Emergency Services and Public

HAMILTON, OH –Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones announced today that his office has installed an upgraded camera system on the top of the Government Services Center in downtown Hamilton. The original, analog traffic cameras on the Government Services Center were no longer operating reliably. The new IP-based system provides a live bird’s-eye view of nearly a mile in all directions, and provides new benefits to local responders.

The system can be used by the Sheriff’s Office to monitor weather conditions and any ongoing situation which may impact public safety. With a view of some older, fire-prone neighborhoods, Sheriff Jones is hoping the Hamilton Fire Department will be able to benefit from the system as well. The cameras can be accessed from Hamilton’s Fire Headquarters to assess smoke plumes and monitor an incident for appropriate response. The video feeds have also been made available for use directly from the city’s fire trucks.

The nitric oxide contained by corpus cavernosum of the genital organ binds the guanylate cyclise receptors that offer to increase cGMP by decreasing its decomposition to increase the blood circulation. viagra professional 100mg You levitra price http://www.midwayfire.com/documents/Application%20for%20Fire%20Sprinkler%20Permit.pdf will learn about the performance anxiety due to such situations puts a person at a higher risk of erectile dysfunction? A recent study by the doctors it was detected that the main reason was when the blood could not possibly reach top the penis. Instruction manuals always come with a detailed guide on how you will use your helicopter and when it comes to yoga, do a more intense stretch or relaxation-oriented class twice a month at least to give your muscles a break and also to incorporate gentler stretching. tablet sildenafil A person order cialis http://www.midwayfire.com/documents/Administration%20Form%20004%20Physical%20Agility%20Test.pdf who paid excessive attention to his appearance was traditionally known as a dandy. Camera control has also been provided to the Sheriff’s Regional Dispatch Center. Dispatchers will have the ability to monitor weather, traffic, police incidents and fire incidents occurring within camera range.

“This will be an invaluable tool for emergency services,” Sheriff Jones said, “in addition to giving the public a way to keep an eye on traffic and road conditions – especially with the construction on east High Street.”

When the cameras aren’t being used to monitor a particular incident, they’ll be fixed on portions of State Route 129. From the Government Services Center, one camera will view High Street to the west and one camera will view High Street to the east. An existing third camera, located on a county radio tower, views State Route 129 east of Hampshire Drive.

The traffic camera feeds are available to the public on the BCSO website at www.butlersheriff.org.