Attention & review
Alert! Motion at Home!
AI-assisted tools can help authorized users review activity when those features are included in the approved system.
Review what may need attention.See the neighborhoodSee the connectionSee the response
Visual focus
Activity may need attention
Community safety program
Neighborhood & City Video Watch Program.
See it. Connect it. Respond.
A clear visual story: optional review tools when included, live video when configured, a connected community, and a defined response when help is needed.
One neighborhood. Four clear steps.
Eligible properties may qualify for equipment at no cost.
Featured video
See Neighborhood & City Video Watch in motion.
Watch the featured video, then explore four steps connecting visibility, authorized viewing, community roles, and an approved response.
One neighborhood • Four connected steps
See the moment. See the connection. See the plan.
Each panel completes the story—from attention and authorized viewing to community roles and an approved response.
Authorized visibility
Real-Time Video Stream
Authorized users can view live video when configured for the property or participating neighborhood.
See the scene when live viewing is part of the plan.
People & roles
Community Connect
Residents, property owners, and approved partners share clear roles, privacy boundaries, and contact procedures.
Connect neighbors through agreed roles.
Defined next step
Police Dispatched
When needed, authorized people or monitoring services follow the approved plan, which may include contacting emergency responders.
Know who contacts whom, and when.Final response steps depend on the approved system and response plan. No automatic dispatch or guaranteed outcome is implied.
See the Program DetailsListen • Learn
Hear the thinking behind the programs.
These audio briefings continue the privacy, planning, and community-safety conversation.
Neighborhood & City Video Watch • Audio 01
Protecting neighborhoods without tracking residents
A briefing about local participation, defined data boundaries, and privacy-first planning.
A transcript is not currently available.
STS School Safe Routes • Featured Audio
Securing the route instead of tracking the child
A discussion of non-invasive safety planning around walking routes, bus stops, and neighborhood infrastructure.
A transcript is not currently available.
Property securityBusiness or home
Professional security design
See the property as a system.
A site assessment connects the concerns, entrances, routes, assets, blind spots, and infrastructure before equipment is selected.
Walk the property
Understand how the space is used and where attention is needed.
Set priorities
Define coverage and infrastructure around the real operation or home.
Design the path
Review practical installation, monitoring, and service options.
Leading with innovation
Design, deployment, and support.
Scan Tech Security provides site-specific installation and support options. Monitoring may be included only when it is available and configured in the approved system plan.
Installation
Professional equipment and infrastructure deployment shaped by the site plan.
Monitoring Options
Monitoring may be included when available and configured for the property, response needs, and approved system design.
Support Options
Quoted support may include testing, maintenance, and service for the installed system.
Contact Scan Tech Security
Discuss what you need to protect.
Review the available contact information and the appropriate next step for the property.
Neighborhood safety planning
Bring Neighborhood & City Video Watch into the conversation.
Explore the planning model for a block, corridor, faith coalition, civic group, or neighborhood organization.