Frequently Asked Questions

No. Registering your cameras simply means the Sheriff’s Office will know where your cameras are in case there is a criminal incident. They have no direct access to your cameras and will only use the registry to contact you to request footage in the event of an incident in your vicinity.

Only authorized law enforcement users have access to the camera registry map in their jurisdiction.

No. Registering cameras does not require any hardware, fees or subscriptions. This is a public safety utility provided to the public by the county, which makes it very easy for the Deputy to send a digital footage request to a camera owner, and for the owner to fulfill that request without actual visit necessary.

No. Your camera registry data is classified as protected non-public data and is only accessible by authorized users of our system.