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Liam Carter
Aug 15, 2023
Joining ConnectRaleigh has been a very positive experience for our community. We now feel more connected with the police and have the ability to help prevent crime.
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Ethan Kim
Sep 20, 2023
The concept is great, but I feel there could be more engagement and follow-ups after registration to keep participants informed.
Frequently asked questions
help_outline How does the camera registry work?
The Raleigh Police Department camera registry helps locate nearby cameras during investigations or emergencies, enabling quicker responses by mapping accessible cameras that can provide helpful footage.
help_outline How much does it cost to register my cameras?
Camera registration is free, and no additional hardware is required. The Raleigh Police Department uses this information to efficiently reach out for digital footage requests.
help_outline Can the Raleigh Police Department remotely access my cameras at any time?
No, the police department cannot access privately-owned cameras directly; they can only request footage from registered camera owners.
help_outline Who has access to the camera map?
Only authorized users from the Raleigh Police Department 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 information.
help_outline Is my camera information subject to a disclosure in a public data request?
No, your camera registry data is protected and classified as non-public data accessible only to authorized personnel.
help_outline Will the Raleigh Police Department have a real-time streaming option?
Yes, through the Axon FususCORE device, there is an option for real-time streaming, but access is conditional and controlled by the camera owner.
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 access settings cannot be overridden by the police department or Axon Fusus.
help_outline Can the Raleigh Police Department registry integrate doorbell cameras?
Yes, but both the camera owner and the camera company must authorize access.
help_outline How does the panic button functionality work?
Virtual panic buttons can be requested, allowing locations to alert first responders in emergencies and activate connected cameras.
help_outline Will facial recognition technology be used?
No, Axon Fusus does not use or integrate facial recognition technology.
help_outline Does Axon Fusus utilize artificial intelligence?
Yes, Axon Fusus employs AI to quickly search videos for criminal activity but does not use it for facial recognition.
help_outline Is the Axon FususCORE secure?
Yes, data is secured with AES 256-bit encryption and follows stringent security practices.
help_outline Is Axon FususONE Secure?
Yes, Axon FususONE complies with CJIS standards for security and data protection.
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What We Offer

Security Services

Camera Registration
A service for residents and businesses to register their cameras for police access in emergencies.

Technology Solutions

Camera Integration
Integration of various camera systems into the Axon Fusus platform, enhancing interoperability for public safety.

Emergency Response

Panic Button Functionality
Virtual panic buttons available for emergency situations to alert police and activate live streaming with user consent.

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