Detroit approves $2.7M in park cameras, lighting amid surveillance concerns

Detroit approves $2.7M in park cameras, lighting amid surveillance concerns

Detroit has approved $2.7 million to install surveillance cameras and improved lighting in four city parks—Chandler Park, Eliza-Howell Park, Maheras-Gentry Park, and Rouge Park—to boost security and address concerns about safety. The Bayview Electric Company LLC will handle the project, aiming to provide consistent lighting and security in high-use areas. This move reflects the city's efforts to combat rising crime rates and enhance public safety, signaling a broader strategy to make urban spaces feel safer and more secure for residents and visitors alike.

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