Crime & Safety
Troy Police Announce 'Extra Eyes' Surveillance Program
Surveillance footage from business and residential security program can help Troy Police Department solve crimes.
TROY, MI – Troy police are launching a new, voluntary security camera registry this week, the Extra Eyes Program.
The program allows residents and business owners to notify the Troy Police Department that they are using security cameras on their property.
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In the event of criminal activity in an area, police officers may contact registrants and ask for assistance in obtaining surveillance camera footage that may aid in an investigation. Participation and release of camera footage is completely voluntary and officers will never have direct access to camera systems.
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The aim of the decals is to deter criminal activity at the establishment as well as publicize the program.
Those wishing to participate in the program can register online.
Questions about the program may be directed to Sgt. Meghan Lehman at (248) 619-7263.
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