DENVER, Sept. 19, 2023 — Tellwright Systems, Inc. today announced that more than 30,000 Kerbside community safety cameras are now installed in 1,912 communities in 36 states, reading more than 1.8 billion vehicles a month.
More than 80 percent of Kerbside cameras are owned by communities and businesses rather than by police departments. Each owner chooses which agencies may see its cameras’ reads, and most share with their local department and with neighboring agencies through Kerbside Network.
“A stolen car doesn’t stop at the town line, and neither should the information that helps recover it,” said Damon Pruett, chief executive officer of Tellwright. “Every community that joins makes every other community safer.”
In the twelve months to June 30, agencies using Kerbside reported 21,406 stolen vehicles recovered with the help of a Kerbside read.
About Tellwright
Tellwright builds software and connected devices that help public safety, national security and commercial organizations bring their information together and act on it. Its products, Concord, Handset, Kerbside, Murmur, and Kinship, are used by mission partners across the United States and in allied nations. Founded in 2011, Tellwright is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, with offices in Denver and London. For more information, visit tellwrightsystems.com.
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