Good news for the security industry. On this Monday afternoon (21), the Attorney General’s Office of Jaragua do Sul published a legal opinion in favor of legal advice from the mayor’s office, which aims to use COSIP (public lighting service contribution) money to purchase facial recognition cameras in public places near educational institutions ( schools and pre-school educational institutions) of the Municipal Education Network, as well as in crowded places such as the central city station, bus station and parks.

The system is able to recognize the distance – Photo: Jaragua do Sul City Hall / ND Disclosure

The system is able to recognize the distance and with the utmost speed, is able to identify people with a police ticket, with legal restrictions or protective measures of distancing.

For several months, the municipal administration has been looking for safe and technologically advanced alternatives to monitor and monitor school neighborhoods in real time, according to Mayor Yair Frantsner.

“The introduction of facial recognition cameras is a pioneer in the country. They will be connected to the video monitoring center of the Military Police, which has a monitoring and real-time surveillance center,” the mayor explains.

The municipal administration already has agreements with the military police on preventive security in municipal schools, and when implemented, the new technology will increase digital restrictions and increase the effectiveness of surveillance.

Cameras should be installed in front of school blocks and other public places already mentioned. Thus, the next steps will be: issuing a bid notice and technical negotiations with the military police and the technology department of the municipality through the Office of Information Technology.