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Maria Gonzalez
Nov 5, 2023
Integrating my camera with the police department was straightforward. This program really boosts community safety! Just wish it was a bit clearer on pricing.
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Thomas Edwards
Dec 14, 2022
It’s great to have a way to help law enforcement. Quick sign-up process, and I appreciate how it respects privacy while enhancing safety.
Frequently asked questions
help_outline How does the camera registry work?
The Oklahoma City Police Department camera registry allows residents and business owners to register their cameras on an online portal. This helps law enforcement easily locate nearby cameras during investigations or emergencies.
help_outline How much does it cost to register my cameras?
Registration is free and does not require any additional hardware. Officers can access a map of registered cameras but cannot live stream from them.
help_outline Can the Oklahoma City Police Department remotely access my cameras at any time?
No, police officers do not have direct access to privately-owned cameras. Registration simply indicates where cameras are located.
help_outline Who has access to the camera map?
Only authorized Oklahoma City Police Department personnel have access to the camera registry map.
help_outline Can I unsubscribe from the camera registry, and change or delete my information?
Yes, you can contact connect@fusus.com to adjust or delete your registration.
help_outline Is my camera information subject to a disclosure in a public data request?
No, your information is classified as protected non-public data.
help_outline Will the Oklahoma City Police Department have a real-time streaming option?
Yes, a real-time streaming option is available through Axon FususCORE with conditional access.
help_outline Can my cameras be accessed without my knowledge?
No, access requires explicit written permission from the camera owner.
help_outline Can the police department override my access settings to remotely access my cameras at any time?
No, the owner's policy settings cannot be overridden.
help_outline Can the Oklahoma City Police Department registry integrate doorbell cameras?
Yes, it can work interoperably with most commercially available camera systems upon authorization.
help_outline How does the panic button functionality work?
Panic buttons in the form of a smartphone app can send immediate alerts to responders during emergencies.
help_outline Will facial recognition technology be used?
No, Axon Fusus does not employ or integrate facial recognition technology.
help_outline Does Axon Fusus utilize artificial intelligence?
Yes, AI is used to search video for criminal activity, excluding facial recognition.
help_outline Is the Axon FususCORE secure?
Yes, it employs AES 256-bit encryption and is securely connected to AWS GovCloud.
help_outline Is Axon FususONE secure?
Yes, it adheres to CJIS standards for security and data access.
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Business History

Established in 2021 • 2 years in business
Connect Oklahoma City is a community initiative focused on enhancing public-private collaborations for safety and security.

What We Offer

Service

Camera Registration
A service allowing residents and businesses to register their surveillance cameras for law enforcement accessibility during investigations.
Panic Button Functionality
An emergency alert system allowing users to notify first responders and activate camera streaming in critical situations.

Technology

Real-Time Streaming
Conditional real-time streaming access of registered cameras during emergencies via Axon FususCORE.

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