The objective was to learn about the operation of the 911 Monitoring Center, taking into account that the Municipality of Concordia will soon have its own system.
The Undersecretary of Citizen Security Claudio Purgat, together with the directors of Political Management and Municipal Prevention and Security Martín Amiano, visited the Ministry of Security of the Province of Santa Fe and the 911 Monitoring Center, belonging to the Regional Unit II of the Police of the neighboring province, which operates in Rosario.
The objective of this visit to the 911 Monitoring Center was to learn in depth about its operation, the operability regarding image control and its administration, which is carried out through the Ministry of Security by means of the Santa Fe Police. It works in an integrated manner with the police mobile communication system through the TETRA system, with response times to the occurrence of illicit acts.
Likewise, meetings were held with different officials of the Ministry of Justice, such as the Secretary of Public Security, Licentiate Omar Pereyra; the Secretary of Information Analysis and Management, Licentiate Esteban Santantino; the Secretary of Technical Coordination and Financial Administration, Dr. Georgina Orciani, and with the General Director of the OJO Center, Licentiate Carlos Portis, belonging to the Santa Fe Police.
“We visited the Monitoring Center, verifying in real time the response time to an illicit act and how the information received by the camera system operators is managed, and its referral to police vehicles, in accordance with the grid system into which the city of Rosario has been divided,” they remarked.
This responds to a “restructuring carried out by the current administration of the Ministry of Security, and of Governor Maximiliano Pullaro, who held the position of the aforementioned Ministry during the provincial government between 2015 and 2019 under Dr. Miguel Lifschitz.”
It was “a very interesting experience, of a highly evolved system of cameras and monitoring centers, both provincial and municipal, which allows us to plan the own Monitoring Center belonging to the Municipality of Concordia, which is close to being completed, taking as a reference these projects that are already operational and with a degree of efficiency that we must take as a reference.”
The Undersecretary of Citizen Security Claudio Purgat, together with the directors of Political Management and Municipal Prevention and Security Martín Amiano, visited the Ministry of Security of the Province of Santa Fe and the 911 Monitoring Center, belonging to the Regional Unit II of the Police of the neighboring province, which operates in Rosario.
The objective of this visit to the 911 Monitoring Center was to learn in depth about its operation, the operability regarding image control and its administration, which is carried out through the Ministry of Security by means of the Santa Fe Police. It works in an integrated manner with the police mobile communication system through the TETRA system, with response times to the occurrence of illicit acts.
Likewise, meetings were held with different officials of the Ministry of Justice, such as the Secretary of Public Security, Licentiate Omar Pereyra; the Secretary of Information Analysis and Management, Licentiate Esteban Santantino; the Secretary of Technical Coordination and Financial Administration, Dr. Georgina Orciani, and with the General Director of the OJO Center, Licentiate Carlos Portis, belonging to the Santa Fe Police.
“We visited the Monitoring Center, verifying in real time the response time to an illicit act and how the information received by the camera system operators is managed, and its referral to police vehicles, in accordance with the grid system into which the city of Rosario has been divided,” they remarked.
This responds to a “restructuring carried out by the current administration of the Ministry of Security, and of Governor Maximiliano Pullaro, who held the position of the aforementioned Ministry during the provincial government between 2015 and 2019 under Dr. Miguel Lifschitz.”
It was “a very interesting experience, of a highly evolved system of cameras and monitoring centers, both provincial and municipal, which allows us to plan the own Monitoring Center belonging to the Municipality of Concordia, which is close to being completed, taking as a reference these projects that are already operational and with a degree of efficiency that we must take as a reference.”
