Real-Time Crime Center

Real-Time Intelligence Supports Safer Communities

AT&I helps participating properties connect their security systems to their local municipalities Real-Time Crime Center, giving authorized public-safety personnel additional visual context when an incident requires response.

Connecting Properties With the Broward Sheriff’s Office Real-Time Crime Center

A coordinated link between participating properties and the teams responsible for public-safety response.

AT&I is one of the few companies selected for the Broward Sheriff’s Office Real-Time Crime Center program. The program allows eligible security systems to connect with the RTCC, providing authorized personnel with relevant live camera feeds and location information when qualifying events occur. This additional information can help public-safety teams better understand conditions at a property as an incident develops.

  • Give responders visual context before they arrive, helping them understand conditions at the scene as an incident develops.
  • Share relevant camera feeds and location information through the RTCC environment when a qualifying event occurs.
  • Extend property-level security information into a coordinated public-safety workflow to avoid on-site teams having to piece it together during an emergency.

The Technology Behind the Real-Time Crime Center

The RTCC brings together video, analytics, alerts, and system integrations to give authorized personnel more information about events as they develop. The capabilities available can vary based on the connected property, camera system, and program requirements.

Live Camera Feeds

Participating properties can share live video with the RTCC during relevant incidents, giving authorized personnel current visual context.

AI Analytics

Where supported, AI analytics can surface activity that may warrant review, helping teams focus attention on relevant events.

Real-Time Alerts

Configured events can generate alerts that bring attention to developing situations and support timely review.

Camera Integration

Compatible existing and new cameras can be incorporated into a coordinated environment, depending on platform and system requirements.

Verified Response

Where verification workflows are available, video can provide additional context before a response decision is made.

Centralized Dashboard

A centralized interface can consolidate information from connected sites, helping authorized teams review relevant activity without switching between separate systems.

Supporting Community Safety With Better Information

Continuous Visibility

Connected properties can provide security video around the clock, extending visibility beyond standard business hours when relevant information is needed.

Real-Time Visibility

When a qualifying event occurs, participating properties can provide relevant live camera feeds to authorized public-safety personnel through the RTCC environment.

Multi-Site Awareness

Connected locations can contribute relevant information through a coordinated environment to better understand activity across participating sites.

Pre-Arrival Situational Awareness

Access to current video and event information can help responders assess conditions before they reach the scene.

Explore Capabilities Supporting Real-Time Awareness

AT&I brings security technologies into a more coordinated environment, helping teams move beyond isolated alerts and footage toward information they can use when an event requires careful attention.

Video Surveillance

Video Surveillance

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Access Control

Access Control

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Visitor Management

Visitor Management

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Intrusion Detection

Intrusion Detection

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Visual Firearm Detection

Visual Firearm Detection

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Mass Communication

Mass Communication

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Community Access

Community Access

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Strengthen Your Approach to Incident Response

Your current cameras, response workflows, and operational requirements all shape the right approach. AT&I can assess your environment, explain available integration options, and help determine the next steps for connecting relevant security information with public-safety response.