Vologda is becoming safer: the number of CCTV cameras has exceeded 2000 cameras are already monitoring the order in squares, bus stops, parks and courtyards. They also appear in new public spaces. 11 cameras have already been connected in the Kremlin garden. Some of the cameras also work on the Nekrasovsky Bridge.
In total, they plan to install about 30 cameras and 14 speakers. They promise to finish it by December. Real result: Just recently, with the help of cameras, the police identified 20 offenders - for vandalism, damage to property and illegal addresses promoting drugs. The head of Vologda, Sergey Zhestyannikov, emphasized that it is not only a matter of punishments:
"Video surveillance is about security in the broadest sense. When a person knows that his yard and street are being watched, he is more comfortable letting his child go for a walk and safer to come home in the evening. Cameras help quickly find lost people and prevent crime." An image generated by a neural network.