Crime Cameras
When your camera connects in real time, it becomes more than a deterrent – it becomes a powerful, proactive tool in public safety.
FOX8: NOPD credits surveillance and partnerships for battling French Quarter crime
The New Orleans Police Department says an increase in police presence and the effective use of crime cameras are keeping
French Quarter Journal: New in the French Quarter – A Camera on Every Corner
The city began installing 104 additional surveillance cameras in the French Quarter this week and when the project is complete,
SafeCam NOLA + Real-Time Crime Center
The French Quarter Management District (FQMD) is proud to support the SafeCam NOLA program and promote direct camera integration with the New Orleans Police Department’s Real-Time Crime Center (RTCC).
Adopt-A-Block
The New Orleans Police and Justice Foundation has developed a program called Adopt-A-Block to further the mission of SafeCam NOLA. This program works with churches, businesses, homeowners and the NOPD to install private security cameras in crime hot spots.
Remove, Lock, Take
Remove, Lock, Take is an auto-theft prevention signage program funded and designed by the French Quarter Management District, and supported by the NOPD.
Crime Cameras in the Media
WWL: Surveillance shows escaped Orleans Parish inmates walking through French Quarter
In a video provided by Project NOLA, two men are seen walking in black hoodies and jeans near HUSTLER Hollywood on Bourbon Street on Friday, May 16. Read the article
NOHSEP: Pioneering Citywide Safety through Real-Time Monitoring
The New Orleans Office of Homeland Security boldly protects communities by operating the city’s state-of-the-art, 24/7 Real-Time Crime Center (RTCC). This nerve center proactively monitors locations across the city using
NOPD News: Suspect Arrested For Robbery
New Orleans Police have arrested a suspect for a simple robbery, and the second suspect in the crime remains unidentified. Read the article
FQMD Discusses Public Safety Programs with WWL TV
FQMD Board Chair Jane Cooper spoke with WWL TV this week about our multiple public safety programs and initiatives, including the Supplemental Police Patrol Program and the Remove, Lock, Take