Watch Over Woodbury

Watch Over Woodbury is a part of Project Nola, a non-profit organization operating the largest and most efficient crime camera program in America.

Project Overview

• Over 60 HD Cameras are already installed and operational throughout the City.
• The initial phase provides continuous overlapping coverage of roadways and sidewalks from Carpenter Street to Edith Avenue along Broad Street, with plans to spread throughout the City.
• Cameras are fed to a monitoring inside police headquarters.
• The program’s success depends on participation from the community. The greater the number of cameras, the more successful the program will become!
• The goal is to have at least one camera on every street in the City.

Property Owner Requirements & Costs

• Have a Broadband Internet Connection.
• Allow a licensed electrician to install a Crime Camera on your property.
• The City will pay for the camera and the cost of installation.
• The Property Owner will pay a $20 monthly data storage fee and the cost of electricity (about $1 per month for one crime camera).

Program Benefits

• Potential tax breaks and reduction in property insurance costs.
• Serves as a deterrent and will help improve the image of the City.
• System is owned by the City and managed by the Police Department.
• Allows the police department to monitor and review surveillance quickly and efficiently.
• Will promote a sense of safety and security downtown and throughout the City.
• Will protect your property and assist the City in promoting a safe environment.
• Participating owners will be provided a Woodbury Neighborhood Watch placard to display on their property if they choose.

Interest in Obtaining a Crime Camera & Additional Questions

If interested in obtaining a crime camera or if you have additional questions, contact:

Sergeant Brian Boucher
Phone: 856-845-0065, ext. 136
Email Sergeant Brian Boucher