Available for neighborhood watch programs and law enforcement entities within the United States, specially-dedicated ProjectNOLA crime camera servers allow AUTHORIZED individuals involved with crime prevention to access video from connected crime cameras. Project NOLA staff maintains the cloud server and provides free technical assistance. Authorized individuals may access their ProjectNOLA cloud server(s) from a compatible PC or smart device, and may simultaneously review footage from multiple crime cameras. As ProjectNOLA is a 501(c)3 non-profit, funding towards a specially-dedicated cloud server may be tax deductible. For security reasons, only those with static IP addresses provided by their Internet service provider may be granted special access to the crime camera feeds. Please contact us at 504.736.9187 for additional infomation.

Perfect for organized community-wide crime camera programs, Project NOLA Dedicated Cloud Servers are designed to receive and record video feeds from numerous crime cameras, allowing local law enforcement or private security to live monitor large groups of cameras in Real-Time for suspicious activity and crimes in progress.  Dramatically increasing police efficiency, detectives may instantly review video from multiple crime cameras around a crime scene, download relevant video and print snapshots. Optionally, Project NOLA Dedicated Cloud Servers allow communities to work with University of New Orleans professors and graduate students to help study and address crime, transportation, and other urban concerns.