Neighbors and business owners along Cleveland’s southeast side are getting ten wireless hi-tech surveillance cameras to keep their neighborhood safer.
One of the cameras is positioned along Warner Road.
The security camera program is a collaboration between Cleveland City Councilman Zack Reed’s office, the City of Cleveland and the Slavic Village Development.
The cameras cost more than $21,000 and residents say they are happy to have them up.
There are 161 surveillance cameras in Reed’s district and he said he hopes to add more soon.
article courtesy of Fox8Cleveland.com
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