Community Crime Cameras are not available for public viewing

The City of Longmont is committed to enhancing public safety, quality of life, and operational efficiency through the use of Community Crime Cameras. The Community Crime Cameras are placed in strategic locations throughout the city to help detect, deter, and investigate matters related to public safety to include crime and vandalism.  Community Crime Cameras are installed in public areas and the equipment is readily visible.

Locations:

• Parks
  • Athletic Field Park  
  • Carr Park
  • Clark Centennial
  • Dawson Park
  • Dickens Park
  • Kanemoto
  • Kensington Park
  • Lanyon Park
  • Rough and Ready
  • Sandstone Ranch
  • St. Vrain Greenway
  • Union Reservoir
• Downtown Longmont
  • 200 Block East Alley
  • 200 Block East Parking Lot
  • 300 Block East Alley
  • 300 Block East Breezeway
  • 300 Block West Alley
  • 300 Block West Breezeway
  • 300 Block West Parking Lot
  • 400 Block East Alley / St. Stephen's Plaza
  • 400 Block East Breezeway
  • 400 Block East Parking Lot
  • 400 Block West Alley
  • 400 Block West Breezeway
  • 500 Block East Alley
  • 500 Block East Breezeway
  • 500 Block East Parking Lot
  • 500 Block West Alley
  • 500 Block West Breezeway
  • 600 Block West Parking Lot
  • 6th Avenue Plaza
• Parks Shop 
  • 7 South Sunset Street

(As of 6/14/24)

Additional Information:

• The Community Crime Camera program is managed and operated by the Longmont Department of Public Safety.
• Community Crime Cameras are only positioned to record data in areas considered public where there is no reasonable expectation of privacy.
• Access to the Community Crime Cameras and any associated recordings is limited to authorized personnel who receive additional training and must adhere to all applicable city polices and laws. 
• Community Crime Cameras are only utilized for legitimate public safety or operational purposes, including, but not limited to:
  • Preventing, deterring, and investigating criminal activity
  • Addressing areas of vandalism, park safety, or other areas of criminal activity
  • Managing critical incidents and emergency situations
  • Identifying, apprehending, and prosecuting suspects of criminal offenses and traffic violations
  • Augmenting staffing and other resources
  • Monitoring pedestrian, vehicle traffic, and road conditions
• When applicable, real-time information obtained from the Community Crime Cameras may be used to initiate a response from Public Safety and/or relayed to responding public safety staff.
• Community Crime Cameras do not use facial recognition nor are they used for predictive analysis.
• Recordings from the Community Crime Cameras are only stored for 14 days unless specifically retained for an authorized purpose. 

For additional information, please email or call (303)651-8424.